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G^rALOGUE 


OF  XHK 


Brooklyn    Library. 


AUTHOllS,  TlTLliS,  SUBJECTS,  AND  CLASSES. 


PART   FIRST. 


A-C  (Pages  1-400). 


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^U^onis,, 


Extract  from  the  PaUtical  Code. 

SfXTioN  2296.  Books  may  be  taken  from  the  Library 
by  the  mkmrkrs  op  the  Legislaturk,  during  the  sessions 
THEREOF,  and  by  other  State  officers  at  any  time. 

Sec.  2298.  The  Controller,  if  notified  by  the  Librarian 
that  any  officer  has  failed  to  return  books  taken  by  him 
within  the  time  prescribed  by  the  Rules,  and  after  demand 
made,  must  not  draw  his  warrant  for  the  salary  of  such 
officer  until  the  return  is  made,  or  three  times  the  value  of 
the  books,  or  of  any  injuries  thereto,  has  been  paid  to  the 
Librarian. 

Sec.  2299.  Every  person  who  injures  or  fails  to  return 
any  book  taken  is  liable  to  the  Librarian  in  three  times 
the  value  thereof. 

No  person  shall  take  or  detain  from  the  General  Library 
more  than  two  volumes  at  any  one  time,  or  for  a  longer 
period  than  two  weeks.  Books  of  rkfebexck  shall  not  be 
taken  from  the  Library  at  any  time. —  [Extract  from  the 
Rules.   . 

*ir*The  foregoing  Regulations  will  be  strictly  enforcad.^V 


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CATALOGUE 


OF    THE 


BROOKLYN    LIBRARY. 


AUTHOES,  TITLES,  SUBJECTS,  AND  CLASSES. 


PART      FIRST, 

A-C    (Pages    1-400). 


BROOKLYN,     N.    Y 
1877. 


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PREFACE  TO  SECOND  EDITION  OF  PART  I. 


The  present  Catalogue  aims  to  afford  readers  a  more  or  less  systematic  arrangement 
of  aufhors,  titles,  stibjects,  and  classes,  in  o?ie  general  alphabet. 

The  names  of  given  authors  or  topics  should  be  looked  for  precisely  as  words  are 
sought  out  in  a  dictionary.  If  the  desired  information  is  not  found  under  the  word 
looked  for,  the  inquirer  will  be  referred  to  another  heading,  either  synonymous  or  more 
compi-ehensire,  under  which  he  may  find  what  he  seeks. 

I.  The  author-entry  presents  the  works  of  an  author  arranged  in  alphabetical  order 
with  a  list  of  the  contents  of  such  of  his  books  as  contain  several  works,  or  distinct 
essays.  The  individuality  of  the  title  has  been  scrupulously  respected,  but  an  effort 
has  been  made  to  drop  all  superfluous  words.  Additions  to  the  title  have  been  indica- 
ted by  brackets — [  J.  The  place  of  publication,  the  date,  and  the  size  or  form,  are 
always  given  in  connection  with  the  author-entry. 

II.  The  title-entry  tells  that  a  given  book,  or  collection  of  books,  is  in  the  library, 
the  entry  being  made  under  the  first  word  of  the  title  not  an  article ;  for  example:  The 
Reiyn  of  Zfnc,  by  the  Duke  of  Argyll,  will  appear  in  the  Catalogue  under  Reign  of 
law,  as  well  as  under  the  author's  name,  and  under  the  subject-heading. 

The  title-entry  usually  takes  but  one  line,  it  being  assumed  that  if  the  inquirer  needs 
fuller  information,  he  will  refer  to  the  author-entry.  When  the  work  is  anonymous, 
the  title-entry  is  a  full  one,  including  the  imprint. 

III.  The  subject-entry  tells  whether  the  library  contains  any  book  relating  to  a  given 
subject.  li\  s\\\i](iQt-eniv\es,  the  place  of  publication 'Awd  size  are  usually  omitted;  but 
under  most  subjects  the  fZrt/e  has  been  given,  and  while  superfluous  words  have  been 
dropped  from  the  titles,  those  indicating  points  of  difference,  as  compared  with  other 
works  on  the  same  subject,  have  been  carefully  retained.  This  Catalogue  is  constructed 
on  the  principle  that  subject-headings  should  be  as  comprehensive  as  i^ossible,  consist- 
ently with  facility  of  reference.  The  inquirer,  therefore,  who  looks  for  a  specific  topic, 
such  as  Engineering,  will  be  referred  to  ARTS  (Useful),  which  class  includes 
Engineering,  together  with  over  a  hundred  other  sub-headings,  representing  special 
arts  and  handicrafts. 

AVe  thus  have,  in  effect,  special  dictionaries  of  the  chief  departments  of  knowledge, 
such  as  Architecture,  Arts  (Useful),  Botany,  Biblical,  religious  and  ecclesiastical 
literature,  Countries  (representing  History,  Geograpiiy,  and  Travels),  Education, 
Fine  arts,  Government  and  politics.  Political  economy.  Social  science,  etc. ; 
cross  references  being  made,  in  all  cases,  in  the  general  alphabet  of  the  Catalogue,  from 
a  special  topic  to  the  more  comprehensive  class  of  wliich  the  special  topic  forms  a  sub- 
division. 

IV.  By  means  of  Class-Lists,  alphabetically  arranged,  works  of  Fiction  and  Plays 
are  brought  together  under  the  headings  Fiction  and  Plays,  each  work  being  entered 
twice  in  its  own  class-list,  once  under  the  name  of  its  author,  and  again  under  the  first 
word  of  the  title,  not  an  article. 

The  works  included  under  Fiction  and  Plays  it  has  not  been  thought  expedient  to 
repeat  elsewhere,  in  the  genei'al  alphabet,  these  two  sharply-defined  classes  beng  the 
main  exceptions  to  the  general  plan  of  the  Catalogue.  In  the  case  of  Essays,  and 
Poetry,  full  lists  are  given  under  those  headings  of  the  names  of  essayists  and  poets, 
or  of  collections  of  essays  and  poems,  as  entered  in  detail  in  the  general  alphabet. 

It  will  be  observed  that  antique  type  is  used  for  the  initial  portion  of  independent 
author-entries,  title-entries,  and  simple  snbject-headings. 


More  comjilex  class-headings  are  generally  printed  in  CAPITALS,  and  their  sub- 
divisions in  antique,  with  occasional  resort  to  italic.  In  tlie  alphabetical  class-lists  of 
Biograpluj  (Individual),  and  Fiction,  small  caps  have  been  used  where  antique  is 
used  in  the  general  alphabet.  Keaders  should,  however,  constantly  bear  in  mind  that 
the  course  of  the  alphabet  of  the  entire  catalogue  is  always  indicated  by  the  head-lines 
at  the  top  of  each  page. 

In  Author-entries  and  title-entries,  arranged  under  awj  subject,  the  initial  portion  is 
printed  in  italic. 

The  largei-,  or  irevier  type,  is  used  for  whole  books,  and  a  smaUei;  ov  7ionpareil  type, 
for  parts  of  books  and  pamphlets ;  but  for  economy  of  space,  some  classes  have  been 
printed  wholly  in  the  smaller  type. 

Attention  is  invited  to  the  fulness  with  which  the  list  of  contents  has  been  given  in 
the  case  of  collected  works,  of  collections  of  voyages,  essays,  etc.,  and  of  the  publica- 
tions of  learned  societies,  such  as  the  Astronomical  Society  of  London,  the  Chaucer, 
Early  English  Text,  Camden,  and  Chatham  Societies,  etc. 

Volumes  of  miscellaneous  Essays — biographical,  historical,  etc. — have  been  carefully 
analyzed  and  the  contents  distributed  Under  their  special  subjects.  A  considerable 
portion  of  the 

Periodical  Literature 

issued  since  the  year  1852  (the  date  of  publication  of  Poole's  Index),  has  received  like 
treatment,  particularly  in  the  line  of  biogra[)hy  and  criticism,  so  that  the  Catalogue  sup- 
plements, in  no  small  measure,  Mr.  Poole's  very  useful  publication,  a  continuation  of 
which,  tliough  urgently  called  for,  will  scarcely  be  completed  within  five  years  to  come. 
Many  thousand  references  to  magazine  articles,  and  to  chapters  and  jDarts  of  books,  are 
entered  in  the  Catalogue,  under  the  subjects  of  which  they  treat.  There  are  about  8,000 
such  references  in  the  class  Biography  alone  ;  and  in  this  connection  it  should  be 
stated  that,  in  the  same  class,  a  brief  cliaracterization  is  given  of  each  of  the  persons 
(about  3,000  in  number),  whose  biograjjhies  are  recorded,  together  with  the  dates  of 
birth  and  death. 

In  conclusion,  if  the  Catalogue,  has  not  wholly  failed  in  combining,  on  the  diction- 
ary plan,  the  strong  points  both  of  specific  entry  and  of  broad  classification,  it  is 
believed  that  general  readers  and  special  students  must  alike  be  the  gainers. 

It  is  hoped  that  it  will  help  to  answer  some  of  the  innumerable  questions  which  a 
large  constituency  needs  to  have  answered,  and  that  it  will  be,  to  a  great  extent,  its 
own  interpreter. 

The  undersigned  takes  this  opportunity  to  acknowledge  favors  received  from  Mr.  A. 
R.  Spofford,  of  the  Library  of  Congress,  Mr.  Justin  Winsor,  of  the  Boston  Public 
Library,  and  Mr.  C.  A.  Cutter,  of  the  Boston  Athenajum.  To  the  various  catalogues 
of  the  two  former  institutions,  and  the  extensive  general  catalogue  of  the  latter,  he  has 
been  greatly  indebted.  The  Catalogue  of  the  San  Francisco  Mercantile  Library  should 
also  be  mentioned.  He  desires  also  to  express  his  many  obligations,  during  the  progress 
of  the  work,  to  the  intelligent  interest  and  scholarly  taste  of  the  president  of  this  insti- 
tution— Mr.  Adrian  Van  Sinderen. 

S.  B.  NOTES, 

Librarian. 
The  Brooklyn  Library,  Dec,  1878. 


AUTHORS,  TITLES,  SUBJECTS,  AND  CLASSES, 


GENERAL  ALPHABET. 


Abailard  (Pierre).     &e  Biography.    {Individual.) 
Abbadie  (Jfiques).      Chemical  change   iu  the  Eucha- 
rist.    From   the  French,  by  J.    W.    Hamersley. 

London,  [1867.]    12° 3512.11 

Abbe  (Cleveland).  Dorpat  and  Poulkova.  [Smith. 
report,  1867.] 3936.22 

—  Resuscitation   of   the   Cincinnati  observatory.     [7n 

Amer.  assoc.   Proceed.,  v.  17,  1869.]  .     .  3946.15 

Abbe  (Frederic  E.)  The  temple  rebuilt ;  a  poem  of 
Christian  faith.     Boston,  1872.     16°..     .1601.12 

Abbey  (B,. )  The  city  of  God  and  the  church  ma- 
kers.    New  York,  1872.     12° 3513.08 

Abbeys.    .See  Monasteries. 

Abbot  (Ezra).  Classed  catalogue  of  the  library  of  the 
Cambridge  High  School.  Cambridge,  1853. 
8°. 2714.17 

—  Literature  of  the  doctrine  of  a  future  life.    [  IKi(/i 

Alger  (W.  R.)  Critical  history.  ]  .  .  .  3513.21 
Abbot  (H.  L. )  Report  upon  the  explor.itions  from  Sa- 
cramento valley  to  the  Columbia  river,  made  by 
R.  8.  Williamson,  1855.  [Pacific  Railroad  routes. 
Reports,  v.  6.] 1127.06 

—  Physics  and  hydraulics  of  the  Mississippi  river.     .See 

Hiunphreys  (A.  A.)  and  Abbott  (H.  L.)  Re- 
ports, etc 1136.18 

Abbott  (A.  O.)  Prison  hfe  at  the  south,  1864  and 
1865.     New  York,  1865.     12° 643.02 

Abbott  (Benjamin  Vaughan  and  Austin).  Clerk's  and 
conveyancer's  assistant.  Legal  forms.  4th  ed. 
New  York,  1870.     8°. 5634.06 

—  Digest  of  New  York  statutes  and  reports  to  the  year 

1860.  7th  ed. ,  revised.  8  v.  New  York,  1869. 
8° 5637.12 

—  Digest  of  the  reports  of  the  United  States  courts, 

and  of  the  acts  of  Congress,  from  the  organiza- 
tion of  the  government  to  1867.  4  v.  New 
York,    1867-69.     8°. 5616.05 

Abbott  (Charles,  Baron  Tenterden).  Law  relative  to 
merchant  ships  and  seamen.  7th  Amer.  ed.  Bos- 
ton, 1854.     8°. 5624.21 

Abbott  (E.  A.)  Shakespearian  grammar.  For  the  use 
of  schools.     London,  1869.     16°.    .     .     .   1752.01 

—  and  Seeley  (J.  R.)  English  lessons  for  English  peo- 

ple.     Boston,  1872.      12° 6433.12 

Abbott  (Gorhara  D.)     Mexico  and  the  United  States. 

New  York,   18G9.     8° 566.13 

Abbott  (Jacob).     American  history  [to  the  adoption 

of  the  constitution].     8°.     New   York,    1860-65. 

16° 571.11 

—  Corner  stone.     [Y.  C.  series,  v.  2.]     .     .    .  3513.02 

—  Gentle  measures  in  the  management  and  training 

of  the  young.     New  York,  1872.     12°.     .  5512.22 

—  History   of   Alfred   the   Great.       New   York,    1849. 

18° 3013.15 

—  History  of  Alexander  the  Great.     New  York,  1868. 

16° 3013.20 

—  History  of  Charies  I.      N.  Y.,  1870.     18°.     .  3034.21 

—  History  of  Charies  II.     N.  Y.,  1849.     18°.    .  3034.24 

—  History  of  Cleopatra.     N.  Y.,  18-52.     18°.     .3037.19 

—  History  of  C^TUS  the  Great.    N.Y.,  1852.  18°.  3046.06 

—  Histoi-y  of  Darius  the  Great.  N.Y.,1850.  18°.  3046.15 

—  History  of  Elizabeth,  queen  of  England.   New  York, 

1869.     16°.       3054.14 


Abbott  (Jacob),  coniinueii. 

—  History  of  Hernando  Cortcz.  N.Y.,1855.  18".  3044.08 

—  History  of  Julius  Ca!sar.   N.Y.,  1869.    16°.  .  3027.21 

—  BUstorv  of  Margaret   of  Anjou,  queen  of  Henrv  VL 

N.  Y.,  1861.      12° 3116.15 

—  History  of  Mary,  queen   of  Scots.    N.    Y'.,    1868. 

18° 3122.03 

—  History  of  Nero,  N.  Y.,  1853.     16°.    .     .     .3133.16 

—  Historj- of  Peter  the  Great,   N.Y.,  1868.  16°.   3142.12 

—  History  of  Pyrrhus.    N.  Y.,  1854.     18°.     .3147.03 

—  History  of  Richard  L     N.  Y.,  1857.     18°.    .3153.03 

—  History  of  Richard  II.    N.  Y.,  1858.     1(3°.    .3152.26 

—  History  of  Richard  la    N.  Y.,  1858.    16°.    .3152.27 

—  History  of  Romulus.    N.  Y.,  1852.     18°.      .   3154.03 

—  History  of  William  the  Conqueror.     N.  Y.,  [1849]. 

18°. 3186.03 

—  History  of  Xerxes  the  Great.      New  York,  [1850]. 

18°. 3187.21 

—  Science  for  the  young.    Force.     New  York,  1873. 

12°. 4022.30 

Heat     N.  Y.,  1871.     1'2° 4022.24 

Light     N.  Y.,  1871.     12° 4022.25 

Water  and  laud.     N.  Y.,  1872.     ]2".    .     .     912.21 

—  Summer  in  ScoUaud.     N.  Y.,  1854.     12°.     .     954.14 

—  Y'oung  christian  series.    4  v.     New  York,    1855-58. 

12° 3513.01 

1.  The  young  christian.    1  3,  The  way  to  do  good. 

2.  Tlie  corner  stone.         |  4.  Hoary  Head  and  M'Dooner. 
For  hie  other  works,  see  Fiction. 

Abbott  (Major  James).  Narrative  of  a  journey  from 
Heraut  to  Khiva,  Moscow,  and  St.  Petersbiirgh 
during  the  Russian  invasion  of  Khiva  ;  with  some 
account  of  the  court  of  Khiva  and  the  kingdom 
of  Khaurism.     2d  ed.,  2  v.  in  1.     London,  1856. 

8° 997.08 

Abbott  (John  S.  C. )  American  pioneers  and  pa- 
triots.    Daniel  Boone,  the  pioneer  of  Kentucky. 

N.  Y.,  1872.     12° 3023.06 

David  Crockett.    N.  Y.,  1874.     12°.    .     .  3045.00 

Ferdinand  de  Soto,  the  discoverer  of  the  Missis- 
sippi.    New  York,  1873.     12°.      .     .     .  3047.21 

John  Paul  Jones.     N.  Y.,  [1874.]     12°.   .  3094.13 

Kit  Carson.     New  York,  1873.    1-2°.     .     .3033.21 

Miles  Standish.    New  York,  li'73.    12°.     .3165.20 

Peter  Stuyvesant,  the  hist  Dutch  Governor  of  New 

Amsterdam.     New  York,  1873.    12".      .  3166.24 

—  Captain   Kidd,  and  other   pirates   and  buccaneers. 

New  York,  1871     8° 309.5.30 

—  Confidential  correspondence  of  Napoleon  and  Jose- 

phine. With  notes,  etc.     N.  Y.,  1857.  12°.  3127.05 

—  Empire  of  Austria  ;  its  rise,  etc.     New  York,    1859. 

12° • 544.01 

—  Empire  of   Russia.     New  York,  1860.     12°.     554.17 

—  French  revolution  of  1789.   N.  Y.,  1859.    8°.     516.18 

—  History  of  Frederick  the  Great.     New  York,  1871. 

8=. 3062.11 

—  History  of  Henry  IV.,  king  of  France.     New  York, 

1856.     16°.    .    .     • 3077.03 

—  History  of  Hort«nse,  mother  of  Napoleon  UI.     New 

York,  1870.     16°. 3083.13 

—  History  of  Joseph  Bonaparte,  king  of  Naples   and 

Italy.     New  York,  1869.     12° 3093.30 

—  History  of  Josephine.     N.Y.,  1852.     12°.     .3094.08 


ABBOTT-ABYSSINIA 


Abbott  (J.  S.  C.)  continued. 

—  History  of  Genghis  Khan.    N.Y.,1870.    16°.  3063.29 

—  History  of  Hannibal.      1819 3U7.5.11 

—  History    of    King    Philip,    chief    of    the    Wampa- 

noags.     New  York,  1857.     16° 3U3.1(i 

—  History  of  Louis    XIV.     N.  Y.,  1871.     16°.  3111.19 

—  History  of  Lotus  Phihppe,  king  of  the  French.  New 

York,  1871.   12° 3114.31 

—  History  of  Madame  Roland.  N.Y.,1853.   12°.  3153.23 

—  History   of   Marie  Antoinette.      New  York,   1857. 

18° 3117.04 

—  History  of  Napoleon  Bonaparte.     2  v.    New  York, 

1867.     8° 3127.08 

—  History  of  Napoleon  IIL     Boston,  1869.    8°.  3138.01 

—  Hiistory  of  the   civil  war  in  America,    v.  1.   New 

York,  1863.     8= 634.01 

—  Italy,  from   the  earliest  period.     New  York,  1860. 

12° •.     533.22 

—  Kings    and   Qneens  ;    sketches   of  Josephine   and 

Maiia  Louisa,  Louis  Philippe,  Ferdinand  of  Aus- 
tria, Nicholas,  Isabella  II.,  Leopold,  and  Victoria. 
New  York,  1850.     12= 32.55.28 

—  Lives  of  the  presidents  of  the  United  States.     San 

Francisco,  1867.     8° 3214.14 

—  Napoleon  at  St.  Helena.  New  York,  1871.  B°    3127.26 

—  Romance  of  Spanish  history.  N.y.,18G9.  12°.  553.14 

—  South  and  North.     New   York,  1860.    12°.     1113.03 
Abbott  (Lyman).     Jesus  of  N;izareth  :    his  life  and 

teachings.     New  York.  1869.     12°.       .     .3421.23 

—  Laicus  ;  or,  the   experiences  of  a  layman  in  a  coun- 

try parish.     New  York,  1872.     12.       .     .3513.05 

Abbott  (Richard).    Narrative  of  h is  imprisonment  and 

release,  1689-91.     Manchester,  1861.     8°.     [Chet- 

ham  soc.   v.  61.] 5095.21 

Abbreviations  and  contractions. 

—  Chassani    (L.  A.)    Diet,    des  abreviations  latines  et 

fran9aises  du  moyen  age.    3e  ed.  1864.     .  2761.12 

—  De  la  Hue  ( IK.)     Abbreviations  used  in  England  in 

1867.     [Sm.  report,   1867.] 3936.22 

See  also,  suppieineuts  to  Webster's  and  Worcester's  Diction- 
aries. 

Abd  AUatif.  'Relation  respecting  Egypt,  1203.  [Pin- 
kerton's  voyages,  v.  15J 926.15 

Abdalla  (Les  aventures  d').  [Cabiust  des  f^es,  v.  12- 
13.     1786.] 7052.12 

Ab3-El-Kader.     Commentaries.      See  Daumas   (E.) 

Horses  of  the  Sahara,  1863 109o.l5 

See  also.  Biography. 

A'Becket  (Gilbert  Abbott.)  The  comic  Blackstone. 
Philadelphia,  [1869.]     16° 5611.01 

—  Comic  history  of  England.  2  v.    L.,  1855.  8°  111.38 

—  Comic  history  of  Rome.  London,   [ii.  d. ]  8°.    111.10 
Abel  (0.  D.)     Rudimentary   and   elementary   princi- 
ples of  machinery.      London,  1860.     16°.  3923.14 

Abell  (J/ra.  Eliz.)  Recollections  of  Napoleon,  on  St. 
Helena.  3d  ed.  rev.  by  Mrs.  C.  Johnstone.  Lon- 
don, 1873.    12° 3131.25 

Abel  (Death  of).  S.  Gessner.  Works,   v.  2.     .  5037.(15 

Abel  ledivivus.      T.  Fuller.     2  v.    1867.     .     ,3432.19 

Abelous  (L. )  Gustavus  Adolphus  ;  the  hero  of  the 
reformation.  From  the  French,  by  Mrs.  C.  A. 
Lacroix.      New   York,   1871.     16°.      .      .  3074.22 

Abenaki  Indians.     See  Indians. 

Abeiihamiii.  Civil  wars  of  Granada.  See  Hita 
(G.  P.  de) 213.79 

Abercoiivray  (Abbey  of).  Register  and  chronicle. 
Ed.  by  Sir  H.  Ellis.  [Camden  misceL  v.  1. 
1847.     4.°.] 5112.39 

Abercrombie  (John).  The  garden  mushroom,  its 
culture.      London,    1801.      12°.      .     .     .   6121.15 

Ab3rcrombie  (John,    ^f.  D.)     Essays.      New  York, 

184.5.      18°. 3513.07 

Contents  :  Harmony  of  christian  faith  and  christian 
character.  Culture  and  discipline  of  the  mind.  Think 
on  these  things.  Contest  and  the  armour.  Messiah  as 
an  example. 

—  Inquiries  concerning  the  intellectual  powers.     New 

York,    1853.     18° 5411.01 

—  Philosophy    of    the    moral    feeUngs.       New  York, 

18° 5434.01 

Abiponea.  Dohrizhoffer  (M.)  Account  of  the.  3  v.  in  2. 
182'2 567.20 


Abingdon  Monastery.  Chronicon  monasterii.  [689- 
1189.]  Ed.  by  J.  Stevenson.  2  v.  London,  1858. 
8°.      [Rolls    chronicles.] 5141.— 

Ab.iaki  Indians.     See  Indians 557.32 

Abolition.     See  Slavery. 

Aborigines.     .See  Indians. 

Abortion.     iSee  Medicine.     (Abortion.) 

About  (Edmond  E.  F. )  Greece  and  the  Greeks  of 
the  present  day.      New  York,  1857.     12°.     992.06 

—  Hand  book  of  social  economy.     New   York,  1873. 

12° 59U.28 

—  Roman  question.     Tr.  by  Mrs.  A.   T.  Wood.     Bos- 

ton,   1859.       12°. 5727.16 

—  Same.  Tr.  by  H.C.  Coape.  N.  Y.,  1859.  12°.  5727.15 
,— Rome  of  to-day.     New  York,  1861.     12°.     .     972.17 

For  critical  estimates  of  About,  see  Biography. 
For  his  novels  in  English,  see  Fiction. 

In    French. 

—  Ahmed.     New  York,   1869.     8°.     .     .     .     .  7011.29 

—  Le  Cas  de  M.  Gai^n.    Paris,  1867.     16°.  .  7011.20 

—  Derniferes  lettres  d'un  bon  jeuue  homme  a  sa  cou- 

sine  Madeleine.     Paris,  1865.     12°.     .     .   7011.22 

—  Germaine.     Paris,  1859.     12° 7012.01 

—  La  Grfece  coutemporaine.    Paris,  1858.    12°.    992.10 

—  Jacques  Mainfroi.     [No  title  page.]    .     .     .  7012.06 

—  L'homme  a  I'oreille  cassde.  Paris,  1868.  12°.  7011.23 

—  Lettres  d'un  bon  jeune  homme  a  sa  cousiue  Made- 

leine.     Paris,   1862.      12°. 7011.21 

—  Madelon.      Paris,  1863.      8° 7012.09 

—  Maitre   Pierre.     Paris,  1859.     12°.     .     .     .   7012.02 

—  Les  mariages  de  Paris.    Paris,  1859.    12°.   .  7012.08 

—  Les  mariages  de  Province  ;  La  fiUe   du  Chanoine  ; 

Mainfroi  ;  L'album  du  regiment ;  Etienne.  Paris, 
1869.       12° 7011.24 

—  Le  uez  d'un  notaire.      Paris,  1862.     12°.     .  7012.07 

—  Nos     artistes    au    salon    de    1857.       Paris,    1858. 

12°. 1431  35 

—  Leprogrfes.      4e  (^d.     Paris,   1867.     12°.     .5812.14 

—  Le  Roi  des  Montagues.    Paris,  1859.    12°.   .   7012.03 

—  Salon    de     1864.       [Nos    artistes.]       Paris,     1864. 

1-2° 1431.33 

—  ToUa.     Paris,  1859.      12° 7012.04 

—  Treute  et  quarante.     Paris,  1859.      12°.     .  7012.05 

—  Le    Turco.       Le    bal    des     artistes  ;     Le  poivre  ; 

L'ouverture  au  chiiteau  ;  Tout  Paris  ;  Le  chambre 
d'ami ;  Chasse  allemande  ;  L'  inspection  ge'n^rale ; 
Les  cinq  peries.      Paris,  1866.     16°.     .     .   7012.10 

—  La  vieille  roche:  les  vacahces  de  la  comtesse.    Paris, 

1865.     8° 7011.27 

—  Voyage  a  travers  I'Exposition  des  beaux  arts.     Pein- 

ture  et  sculpture.  Paris,  1855.  12°.  .  1431.11 
About  in  the  world.  See  Friswell  (J.  H.).  2525.16 
Abrege  chronologique  de  I'histoire  d'Espagne   et  de 

Portugal.  2  v.  Paris,  1765.  16°.  .  .  551.02 
Abreu  de   Galineo  (J.)     The   history  of  the   Canary 

islands.   Tr.  byG.Glas.   London,  1761.  4°.   1096.01 

—  Same.  [Pinkertou's  Voyages,  v.  16. ]  .  .  926.16 
Abbruzzi  (The).  K.  Craven.  1838.  .  .  .  974.05 
Absalom  and  Achitophel,  a  poem.  See  Dryden  (John). 
Ab-sa-ra-ka,  home   of  the  Crows.     M.  I.   Carrington. 

1869 1123.12 

Absent   mindedness.       Elam   (0.)      Reverie   and   ab- 

stractiou.   [//i  ftjs  Physician's  problems.].   433.3.12 
Absolution.     See  BibUcal  and  religious  literature. 
Absorbent    system.       See   article   by  C.    H.   Moi-e  in 

Holmes's  System  of  surgery,  v.  3.  1862.      4337.03 
See  also.  Medicine. 
Abu-I-Fazl.  Ayeen  Akbery ;  or  Institutes  of  Akber.    Tr. 

by  F.  Gladwin.  2  v.    London.  1800.      4°.  5617,0i 

—  Account  of  the  siege    of   Cliailur   by   Akber.      {In 

Oriental  tr.  fund.    Miscel.  ti-.  v.  2.]   .     .  7818.17 

Abu-1-Hasan  Ali  Ibu  Hasain  Ibn  Ali.     -.See  Masudi. 

Abu  Said  Abd-al-Malik  Ibn  Kuraib  al  Asmai.  Antar, 
a  Bedouin  romance.  From  the  Arabic,  by  T. 
Hamilton.     4  v.     London,  1819-20.     16°.     122.16 

Abu  Zaidu-1-Hasan.  Extracts.  \_In  Elliot  (H.  M.) 
Hist,  of  India,  V.  1.] 1035.13 

Abu-1-Feda  (Ismael,  klnq  of  llammeh).  General  de- 
scription of  Arabia.  Translated.  1718.  18°.  [B'd 
with    Arvieux    (L.d')] 1042.12 

Abysshiia.     See  Covmtries. 


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Academie  fran9aise.     Edwards  {E.)    Chapters  of  the 

biographical    history    of    tlie    French    academy. 

1864 2744. ii 

Academy   (The).      A  record  of  literature,    learuiug, 

science,  and  art.     v.  1-6.      London,  1809-74.     4"^. 
Academy  (French).    See  Academie  fran^aise. 
Academy  of  natural  sciences  of  Phila.     Proceeding."). 

V.  1-18,  1841-66.     Phila.,  1843-66.     8^     .   8002.01 
Acadia,  or  mouth  with  the  blue  noses.     F.    S.    Coz- 

zens,  1859 1153.09 

j*fee  also.  Nova  Scotia. 
Acaleptiae.     Ste  Natural  history.     (Jelly  fishes,  etc. ) 
Accent:,     tke  Language. 

Accepted  addres-ses.   G.  A.  Sala.    1862.     .     .   2542.07 
Acclimatization  of  animals.      .See  articles  in  Ed.  rev., 

V.   Ill,    1860,   (repr.   in  Living  age,   1860,  v.    1); 

National   rev.   v.    17,   18U3 ;    and    Encyc.   Brit. , 

9th  ed.,  187.5.    v.  1. 
Accomplished  senator.     L.  G.  Gozliski.  .     .  5728.05 
Account  of  persons  remarkable  for  their  health  and 

longevity,     lanon.]     London,  1829.     12°.  3261.24 
Account  of  the  conduct  of   the  war  in   the  middle 

colonies.     [aiion.'\      London,   1780.     12°.     571.03 

—  Same.     4th  ed.     London,  1780.     12°.     .     .     581.01 
Achaean  league,    B.    C.    280-146  ;    and  Achaia.      ft'ee 

Greece.  Also,  Goveriimsnt.  (Federative.) 
Achard   (.^mede'e).       Belle-Kose.      Nouv.  ^d.   Paris. 
1867.      12°. 7011.01 

—  Brunes  et  blondes.  Nouv.  e'd.  P.,  1867.  12°.  7011.02 

—  Les  chaines  de  fer.     New   York,  1807.      8°.  7012.14 

—  La  chasse  ^  ViAia.\.      Paris,   1867.     12°.     .  7001.05 

—  Le  clos-pommier.      Paris,   1860.     12°.     .     .  7012.11 

—  LeducdeCarlepont.   2eed.  Paris,  1867.  12°.   7001.02 

—  La  famille  Guillemot.     2e  ed.  P.,  1861.   12°.   701L07 

—  Le  fils  du  fauconnier.    New  York,  1864.    8°.  7012.12 

—  Mme.  de  Sarens.  Frede'rique.   P.,  1866.  12°.   7001.01 

—  Maurice  de  Treuil.    2e  M.  Paris,  1860.  12°.  7011.08 

—  Maxence  Humbert.      Paris,   1866.      12°.     .   7001.03 

—  Nelly.     Paris,  1862.      12° 7011.03 

—  Noir  et  Blanc.     Paris,   1861.     12°.     .     .     .  7011.09 

—  Parisiennes  et  proviuciales.  Paris, 1861.  12°.  7011.04 

—  Les  rfiveurs    de    Paris.     Nouv.  ed.      Paris,   1867. 

12° 7012.15 

—  La    robe    de    Nessus.      Nouv.    ed.      Paris,    1868. 

12°. 7012.16 

—  Le  serment  d'Hedwige.    Madame  de  Nailhac.  Paris, 

1870.       12° 7012.17 

-La   traite  des   blondes.     Paris,  1863.     12°.  7011.05 

—  Trois   graces.      Paris,   1870.      12°.     .     .     .   7001.04 

—  La  vie  errante.     Paris,  1869.     16°.     .     .     .  7011.06 

—  Les  vocations.      Paris,  1859.     12°.     .     .     .   7012.13 
Acheta  DomesKca.  pseud.     See  Budgeu  (L.  M. ) 
Achilles  (Shield  of).     .See  article  by  Dnmmioud  (W.) 

[Class.  Jom-nal,  v.  6.  2742.06];  rtko  Homer.  Iliad. 

Achilles  Tatius.     Clitophon  et  Leucippe.     Gr.  et  Lat. 

[Erotici  scriptores,  P»to(,  1856.]    .     .     .7764.17 

—  Same.     Tr.  from  the  Greek,  by  R.  Smith.    London, 

Bohn,    1855.     12° 211.54 

Ackerman  (Dr.  C.)  The  christian  element  in  Plato 
and  the  Platonic  philosophy.  From  the  German, 
by  S.  E.  Asbury.  With  an  introductory  note  by 
W.  G.  Shedd.  Edinburgh,  1861.  8°.  .  5423.16 
Acland  (H.  W. )  Medicine  in  modern  times.  ^'ee 
Stokes  (Dr.  W.)  and  Aclaud 4312.10 

—  Early  physiological  study,     [//i  Youmans  (E.  L.) 

Modern  culture.  ] 
Acoustics,     ^ee  Physics. 
AcreUus   (Ken.  Israel).      New  Sweden.      From   the 

Swedish,  by  N.   ColUu.      [N.  Y.  Hist.  soc.  Coll. 

2d  8.  V.  1.] 615  06 

Across  America.     J.  F.  Eusling.     1874.     .     .  1123.26 

Across  the  Atlantic     C.  H.  Haesler.     1868.     .     915.08 

Across  the  Carpathians,    [awm.]   L.,   1862.  16°   965.14 

Across  the  Continent.     S.  Bowles.     18135.     .   1114.15 

Across  the  desert.     S.  M.   CampbeU.     .     .     .3527.13 

Acrostics.     See  Amusements. 

Actaea,  pseud.     See  Agassiz  (E.  C.) 

Acting.     .See  Drama.    {Artofactimj.) 

Acton,  (Mass.)     .See  Countries,  places,  etc. 

Actors.     .See  Drama. 

Acts  of  the  apostles.     See  Biblical  literature. 


Ad  clerum.     .Joseph  Parker.    1871.       .     .     .  3.583.03 

Ad  fidem.      E.  F.  Burr.     1»71 3526.07 

Adages.     ,Se.>  Proverbs. 

Adalbert    (Heiniich    Wilhelm,    prince    of    Prus.iia). 

Travels   in   the   south   of  Europe  and  in  Brazil 

with  a  voyage  up   the   Amazon  and   the   Xingui. 

Tr.  by  Sir  K.  H.  Schomburgk  and  J.  E.  Taylor. 

2  V.     London,  1849.     S° 1166.06 

Adam.   Der  Tod  .\dam8;  traucrepiel.  [Klopstock  (F. 

G. )     Werke.     v.  4.    1808.]      .     .     .  .7117,28 

Adam:  a  sacred  drama.     G.   B.  Andreini.     [In  Cow- 

per  (W.)  Works,  v.  6.    London,  1854.]     .5026.06 
Adam,  abbot  of  Eynsham.      Magna   vita   S.  Hugonis 

Lincolniensis.      Ed.   by  J.  F.  Dimock.     London, 

1864.     8°.    [KoUs  chronicles.]     ....  5140.— 
Adam  of  Cobsam.     Wright's  chaste  wife.   Ed.  by  F.  J. 

Fumival.     [E.  E.   T.  soc. ,  no.   12].     .     .   7913.03 
Adam  (Adolphe).     Derniers  souvenirs  d'un  musicien. 

Paris,  1H59.      12°. 7001.06 

Con(era(5;  La  jeuuesae  d'Haydn,  Rameau.  Gluck  et  Mohul. 

Monsigny.    Gossec.    Bertou.    Cherubini.   Bossiui— Le  8ta- 

bat  Mater.    La  Dame  blancbe  de  Boieldieii.  Donizetti,  etc. 

—  Souvenirs   d'un  musicien.     Nouv.  t!d.     Paris,  1868. 

12°. 7001.07 

Contents  :   Notes  biogr.  Boieldieu.    Herold.     L'origine  de 
I'opera  en  France.     L'Armide  de  LuUy,  etc.    Kousaean. 

Adam  (Alexander).  Roman  antiquities.  Notes  by  J. 
Boyd.  8thN.  Y.  ed.  New  York,  1812  8°.  .     437.08 

Adam  (William).  Inquiry  into  theories  of  history  with 
special  reference  to  the  principles  of  the  positive 
philosophy,    [anon.]     London,   1862.   8°.     412.23 

Adam  ([iev.  William)  and  Ware  (Henry).  Correspon- 
dence relative  to  the  prospects  of  Christianity  in 
India.      Cambridge  (Mass.),  1824.     8°  .  3581.26 

Adam  and   the  .Adamite.     D.  M'Causland.     .  3762.16 

Adam's   disobedience.     J.  W.  Flower.     1871.  3552.24 

Adamnan,  abbot  of  lona.  Travels  of  Arcnlf.  [In 
■Wright  (T.)  Early  travels  in  Palestine.]     1053.04 

Adams  iMrs.  Abigail,  imfe  of  John).  Letters  [1761- 
1816].  Memoir  by 'C.  F.  Adams.  4th  ed.  Bos- 
ton, 1848.    1'2° 3012.04 

See  also  Biography. 

Adams  (Andrew  Leith).     Notes  of  a  naturalist  in  the 

»  Nile  valley  and  Malta  ;  natural  history,  geology, 

and  archaeology.     Edinburgh,  1870.     8°.  1091.12 

Adams  (Arthur) .  Natural  history  of  the  Eastern  ar- 
chipelago. [In  Belcher  (Sir  E.)  Nan-ative.  v.  2. 
1848.] 1065.03 

Adams  (Charles  B.)  Mollusca  of  Jamaica.  [/nAmer. 
assoc.  Proceed.,  v.  2  and  4.]  Value  of^Mollusca. 
A  reversed  cyclostoma.  Change  of  level  in  N". 
Amer.  drift  period,  [//i  v.  4.]     .     .     .  3946.01;  03 

—  Shells.     [/nMarcy  (R.  B.)   Explor.  of  Red  River 

of  Louisiana. ] 1134.01 

Adams  (Charles  Francis).  Address  on  William  H. 
Seward.     New  York,  1873.     8°  .     .     .     .5013.13 

—  Life  of  John  Adams,  begun  by  J.   Q.  Adams.     [In 

Adams  (J.)  Works,  V.  1.  18.56.]      .     .     .5013.01 

—  Same.     2  v.     Phila.,  1871.  16°.     ....  3016.01 

—  Memoirs  of  John  Quincy  Adams,   1795    to   1848. 

v.  1-5.     Phila.,  1874-75.     8°.  .        ...  3018.24 

—  Oration,  Boston,  July  4, 1813.    B.,  1813.    8°  5013.13 

—  What  makes  slavery  a  question  of  national  concern  ? 

•Lecture.     Boston,  1855.     8° 5013.13 

Adams  (Charles  Francis,  jr.,  and  Henry).  Chapters 
of  Erie,  and  other  essays.  B.,  1871.  12°.  5922.22 
Contents:  Chapter  of  Erie ;  An  Erie  raidjThe  railroad  sys- 
tem :  by  G.  F.  Adams,  jr.  New  York  gold  conspiracy:  Capt 
John  Smith  ;  Bank  ol  England  restriction  ;  British  finance 
in  1816  ;  by  H.  Adams.  Legai  tender  act,  by  H.  Adams  and 
F.  A.  Walker. 

—  Protection  of  the  ballot.     The  election  of  Presidents.      [In 

Amer.  soc.  sci.  assoc.   Proceed,  v.  1-2.   1869-70.]    .    6811.01 

Adams  (Charles  Kendall).  Democracy  and  monarchy 
in  France  from  the  inception  of  the  great  revolu- 
tion.    New  York,  1874.     12°.      ....     523.13 

Adams  (Rev.  Coker).  Principles  of  the  Purchas  case. 
London,  1871.    8°. 3585.27 

Adams  (Edwin  G. )  Historical  discourse  :  100th  an- 
niversary of  the  First  congregational  church  in 
Templeton,  Mass.     Boston,  1857.     8°.    .    595.22 

Adams  (Ernest).  On  the  names  of  ants,  earwigs  and 
beetles  ;    of   caterpillars,   snails,   and  slugs ;    of 


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Adams  (Ernest),  continued. 

spiders  ;    of  the  wood-louse.    Vernacular  names 
of  insects.     [In  PhiloL   soc.    Proceedings,   1858- 

59-60.] G443.13 

Adams  (F.O.)  History  of  Japan.  L. ,  1874.  8°.  102t;.l'2 

Adams  (Hannah).      An  abridgment  of  the  history  of 

New  England.    2d  ed.  Boston,  18U7.   10°.   595.21a 

—  Summary  history  of  New  England  [to  1791].     Ded- 

ham,  1799.     8° 595.21 

Adams  (H.  G. )  Beautiful  shells,  with  directions  for 
collecting,  cleaning,  and  arranging  them  in  the 
cabinet.     London,  1871.    12° 4825.22 

—  Cyclopoedia  of  female  biography.     Glasgow,  1866. 

16° 3221.10 

—  Language  and  poetry  of  flowers.  P., 1868.  12°.  4913.21 

—  Nests  and  eggs  of  familiar  birds.  L.,1871.  12°  4812.17 

—  The  weaver  boy  who  became  a  missionary  ;  stoi-y  of 

David  Livingstone.     Loudon,  1872.     16°.  3112.18 

—  editor.     The  Kentish  coronal ;    prose  and  poetry. 

Loudon,    1841.     18° 2512.25 

Adams  (Rev.  Jasper).     Elements  of  moral  philosophy. 

Cambridge,  1837.  8°. 5433.11 

Adams   (John).       An  answer  to  Paine's    "Rights   of 

man."     DubUn,  1773.     8°. 5715.28 

Adams  (John,  pres.  of  the   U.  S.)    Works  ;   wi'h  life, 

notes,   etc.,  by    C.    F.   Adams.     10  v.     Boston, 

1856.     8°. 5013.01 

Contents  : 

Autobiography,  v.  2-3. 

Constitution  of  the  V.  S.,  (Defence  of),  1778.  v.  4-6. 

Constitution  of  the  U.  S.,  (Three  letters  on),  v.  6. 

Correspondence,  v.  9-10. 

Davila  (Discourses  on),  v.  6. 

Debates  in  the  Continental  Congress,  1775-6,  v. 2  . 

Diary,  v.  2-3. 

Dissertation  on  canon  and  feudal  law,  t.  3. 

Essays,  v.  3. 

Government  (Four  letters  on),  v.  6. 

Government  (Thoughts  on),  v.  4. 

Indexes,  v.  10. 

Instructions  of  the  to^\ii  of  Braintree  to  their  repre- 
Bcntative,  1765.  v.  3. 

Inetructious  of  the  town  of  Boston  to  their  represen- 
tatives. 1708-9,  V.  3. 

Judiciary  (On  the  independence  of);    a  controversy 
between  W.  Brattle  and  J.  Adams,  1773.  v.  3. 

Letters  to  John  Taylor,  of  Carolilie,  (Va.,)  ia  reply  to 
strictures  on  the  Defence,  v.  6. 

Life,  by  C.  F.  Adams,  v.  1. 

Notes  on  debates  in  Senate  of  U.  S.,  v.  3. 

Novanglus  :  a  history  of  the  dispute  with  America, 
from  1754,  v.  6. 

Official  letters,  messages,  and  public  papers,  v.  7-9. 

Report  of  a  constitution  for  Massachusetts,  1779,  v.  4. 

Review  of  Mr.   Hillhouse's  propositions  for  amend- 
ing the  Constitution,  v.  6. 

—  Gibbs  ( G. )    Memoirs  of  the  administrations  of  A. ,  etc. 

2v.     1846 584.01 

—  Trescot  {W.  H.)     Diplomatic  history  of  the  admin- 

istration of  A.    1857 5623.09 

See  Biography  for  other  entries. 

—  and  Samuel).      Four  letters  on  government.     Bos- 

ton,  1802.     8°. 5013.11 

Adams  (Kei-.  John).     Historj^  of  Spain.     [anon.'\  3  v. 

London,  1793.     8°. 553.24 

Adams  (John,  ji-.)  The  doctrine  of  equity.  A  com- 
mentary on  the  law  as  administered  by  the  court 
of  Chancery.  With  notes  by  G.  T.  Bispliam. 
5th  Am.  cd.  Philadelphia,  1868.  8°.  .  5614. 14 
Adams  (John  Quincy).  Dermot  Mao  Morrogh,  or  the 
conquest  of  Ireland.     Boston,  1832.     8°.  5093.04 

—  Duplicate  letters,  the  fisheries,  and  the  Mississippi. 

Wash. ,  1822.     8°. 

—  Jubilee  of  the  Constitution.     Discourse  delivered 

at  the  request  of  the  N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc,  30th  of 
April,  183J  ;  being  the  50th  anniversary  of  the 
inauguration  of  Washington  as  president.  New 
York,  1839.   8° 5013.11 

—  Lectures   on  rhetoric  and   oratory.      2   v.      Cam- 

bridge, (Mass.,)  1810.     8°. 6334.00 

• —  Lives  of  celebrated  statesmen.  [Madison  and  Mon- 
roe.] Sketch  of  the  author,  by  C.  W.  Upham. 
New  York,  1846.    8° 3244.13 

—  Lives  of  Madison  and  Monroe.  B.,1851.  12°.   3116.21 

—  New   England    confederacy   of    164 J.      Discourse. 

Boston,  184.3.     8° 5013.11 

—  Oration  on  Lafayette,  31s(  Dec.  1831.     W.  1835.  8°. 


—  Oration.     Boston,  July  4th,  1793.     2d  ed.     Boston, 

1794.      8°. 5013.11 

—  Report    upon  weights    and    measures.      Philadel- 

phia,  1821.    8° 4015.18 

—  Same.     [7n  Davies  (C. )  Metric  system.    New  York, 

1871.      12°.] 4015.16 

—  Social  compact  exemplified  in  the  constitution  of 

Masa     Lecture.     Providence,    1842.     8°.   5013.11 

—  Cox    (S.     H.)       Interview    with.       [//»    his    Inter- 

views.]    3537.03 

—  and  Charles  Francis).     Life  of  John  Adams.     2  v. 

Philadelphia,  1871.    16°. 3011.01 

See  Biography  for  lives  of  J.  Q.  A. 

Adams  (.J.  S. )  Florida  :  its  cUmate,  soU,  and  pro- 
ductions, with  sketch  of  its  history  and  social 
condition.     Jacksonville,  1869.   12°.     .     .   1113.20 

Adams  (Nehemi.ah).  The  baptized  child.  2d  ed. 
Boston,  1836.   12° 3513.09 

—  Christ  a  friend.     Boston,  1857.  8°.     .     .     .  3513.10 

—  Fl-iends  of  Christ.     Boston,  1857.    8°.     .     .3513.11 

—  Reasonableness  of  future  endless  punishment  :  ser- 

mon.    Boston,  1858.     12^ 3512.13 

—  Sable  cloud  ;  a  southern  tale.  B.,  1861.   12°.     112.13 

—  Voyage  round  the  world.   Boston,  1872.   16'.     932.20 
Adams  (Samuel).     Oration,  Phila.,  Aug.  1,  1770.     [7)i 

Moore  (J.)Amer.  eloquence,  v.  1.]     .     .   6325.03 

—  Extracts   from   his   correspondence,   state    papers, 

and  political    essays,     [//i    Ids  Life,    by    Wells. 

V.  1-3.] 3012.09 

Contents  :  Rights  of  the  colonists  ;  Address  to  the  earl  of 
Carhsle  ;  Address  of  the  convention  for  framing  a  new  con- 
stitution for  Mass.;  F.jur  letters  between  John  Adams  and 
Samuel  Adams  ;  and  the  Oration  in  Phila.,  Aug.  1,  1776. 
See  alto  his  name  in  Biography. 

Adams  (Wm.,  D.  D.,  of  N.  Y.  city).  C  nversations 
of  Jesus  Christ  with  representative  men.  New 
York,   1868.     12° 3513.14 

Adams  (Wm.  B.)  English  pleasure  carriages.  Lon- 
don,  1837.     8° 3932.42 

Adams  (Wnr.  H.  D. )  Anecdotal  memoirs  of  English 
princes.     2  v.     London,  1863.     12'.     .     .  3255.23 

—  Before    the  conquest  ;    English  worthies.      Edin- 

burgh,   1870.      8°. 452.01 

—  Buried  cities  of  Campania  ;  or,  Pompeii  and  Hercu- 

lanaum.     Boston,  1869.     16°.     .     .         .  1455.09 

—  Circle  of  the  year  ;  pictures  of  the  seasons .    Edin- 

burgh, 1869.     12° 4731.05 

—  Land  of  the  Nile  ;  Egypt,  etc.  B.,  1871.12°.  1091.15 

—  Life  in  the  primeval  world  ;  founded  on  Meunier's 

"Les  Animanxd'autrefois."  L. ,  1872.  12^  4725.14 

—  Lighthouses  and  lightships.  N.  Y.,1S70.  12°.3934.20 

—  Men  at  the  helm  :  English  statesmen.     [1702-1852.] 

Edinburgh,  1871.     18°. 3222.14 

—  Queen  of  the  Adriatic  ;  or,  Venice  past  and  present. 

Boston,  1869.  16° 971.20 

—  Temples,  tombs  and  monuments  of  ancient  Greece 

and  Rome.     London,  1871.     12°.    .     .     .     431. 12 

—  Topography  and  history  of  the  Rhine  valley.     See 

Hozier  (H.  M.)  Franco-Prussian  war.     .     528.02 

Adams  (Wm.T.)     ["  Oliver  Optic."]     ^See  Fiction. 

Adamson  (H.  T.)  Gospel  of  Matthew  expounded. 
London,  1871.     8° 3754.01 

Adansou  (Michel).  Voyage  to  Senegal,  the  island  of 
Goree,  and  the  river  Gambia,  1749-53.  [*Pin- 
kerton's  Voyages,  V.  16.] 926.16 

Addey  (Markinfield).  Life  of  T.  J.  [Stonewall]  Jack- 
son.     Boston,  1863.     10° 3087.01 

Addison  (C.  G.)  The  Knights  Templars.  3d  ed. 
London,    1854.     12° 6622.06 

Addison  (H.  R.l  Recollections  of  an  Irish  police 
magistrate.     London,   1862.     16°.      .      .     113.28 

Addison  (Joseph).  Criticism  on  Milton's  Paradise 
Lost.     Ed.  by  E.  Arber.     L.,  1868.     18°.  5011.03 

—  Same.       \_ln    "Spectator."    v.    5    o/"   his    Works. 

1857.] 5012.05 

—  Poems.     Life,  by  S.  Johns m.     [//i  'Chalmers  (A.) 

English  poets,     v.  9.     1810.]       ....   1626.09 

—  Poetical  works.     [British  poets.     Ed.  by  SanforcL 

V.  14.     1819.] 1691.14 

—  Sir  Roger  De  Coverley.     By  the  Spect.itor.      Lon. 

don,  1852.     16°.     [Trav.   libr.  v.  22.]     .  5075.2; 


BBOOKLYN     MEUOANTILE    LIBBABX. 


ADDISON-^SOP 


Addison  (Josephi,  conlumed. 

—  Works.  Ineludiug  the  whole  of  IlurJ's  od.  With 
notes,  by  G.  W.  Greene.  G  v.  New  York, 
1857-58.     12° 5012.01 


CorUenls : 


Cato,  a  tragedy,  t.  1. 
Dialogues  on  medals,  v.  3. 
Drummer,  a  comedy,  v.  I. 
Freeholder,  v.  3. 
Guardiao,  v.  4. 
Letters,  v.  2. 
Lover  (The),  v.  3. 
Of  the  christian  religion,  v.  2. 


Poems,  V.  1. 

Present   state   of    the    war 

[Queen  Anne's,]  v.  2. 
Remarks  on  Italy,  etc.,  v.  2. 
Kosamoud;  uu  opera,  v.  !• 
Spectator,  v.  5-G. 
Tatler.  v.  4. 
Whi"  examiner,  v.  X 


Sfe  also,  Cxuardian  ; — Spectator  ; — Taller. 
For  btogr.  notices  of  A.,  see  Biography. 

Addiaou  (Lancelot).  West  Barbary,  1671.  ['Pin- 
kerton's  Voyages.  V.  15.] 926.15 

Addison  (Thomas).  Collection  of  publi.shed  writings. 
hondon,  New  Sydenham  soc.  ISGS.  8^.  .  4302.01 
Contents  :  Biography.  On  the  anatomy  of  the  lungs.  On 
the  diagnosis  of  pneumonia.  Pneumonia  and  its  conse- 
quences. Pathology  of  phthisis.  The  difficulties  and  fal- 
lacies attending  physical  diagnosis  in  diseases  of  the  chest. 
Fatty  degeneration  of  the  liver.  Disorders  of  females  con- 
nected with  uterine  irritation  Case  of  ovarian  dropsy  re- 
moved by  accidental  rupture  of  the  cyst.  AJfection  of  the 
akin,  vitihgoidea.  The  keloid  of  Aiibert,  and  true  keloid. 
Disorders  of  the  br.iiu  connected  with  diseased  kidneys. 
Electricity  as  a  remedy  in  cei-tain  convulsive  and  spasmodic 
diseases.  Constitutional  and  local  effects  of  disease  of  the 
supra-renal  capsules. 

Adiroudacks.     tke  Countries,  places,  etc. 

Adlard  (^George).  Amye  Kobsart  and  the  earl  of 
Leycester  ;  vindication  of  the  earl  by  Philip  Syd- 
ney ;  history  of  Kenilworth  Castle  ;  memoirs  and 
corresp.  of  Sir  K.  Dudley.     L. ,  1870.    8-=.  3153..f2 

Adler  (George  J. )  'Dictionary  of  the  German  and 
English  languages.  2ded.   N.  Y.,  1819.  8°.  6415.05 

—  Same.     Abridged.     New   York,  1863.     12°.  6413.27 

—  Introduction.       ^'ee   Fauriel    (C.    C.)      Provencjal 

poetry 272.5.12 

Aduunistration.     See  Government  and  politics. 

Admirals.  See  Biography,  (A'ni'rtf)  ;  and  {under 
heading  Countries)  England,  (Xaval  histori/}; 
United  States,  (Xin-al  lustory). 

Admiralty.     See  LaTW^. 

Admiralty  manual  of  scientific  enquiry.  See  Har- 
schel(J.    F.    W.) 3913.20 

Adolphus  (John).  History  of  England,  from  the  ac- 
cession to  the  decease  of  king  George  the  third. 
7  T.     London,  1840-46.     8°.  .     .     .     .     .     484.01 

—  Memoirs  of  John  Bannister,  comedian.     2  v.     Lon- 

don, 1839.     8° 3015.12 

Adolphus  (John  L.)  Letters  from  Spain.  1856  1857. 
London,  1858.     8° 985.09 

—  Biography,    [/n  Oxford  prize  essays,  v.  3.]  2541.13 
Adriatic  sea  and  shores.     See  Countries. 

Adrift  in  Dixie,      [a  L.  Estabrooks.]     1866.     643.13 

Adshead  (Joseph).     The  wreck  of  the  Rothsay  Castle 

steam    packet    in    Beaumaris  Bay,   17th  August, 

1831.     London,  1834.     16° 931.15 

Adulterations. 

—  Alcherley  {J.  B.)    Adulterations  of  food  ;  with  short 

processes  for  their  detection.     1874.    .     .  6016.22 

—  Ilassall  (A.  H.)    Food  and  its  A.     1858.     .4216.08 

—  Uoskins  (T.  H.)     What  we  eat.     1861.     .     .4324.01 

—  Pierce  (U  H.)    Examination  of  drugs,  medicines. 

1853 4216.40 

See    also.    Food  ; — Liquors  ; — Pharmacy  ; — Receipts  ; — 

also,  articles  in  Fraser,  T.  ()2,  1855,  and  v.  1,  1870  ;  West. 

rev.,  V.  91,  1869. 
Advancement  of  learning.     See  Bacon  (F.)  5015.02 
Adventurer  (The).     By  Hawkesworth,  Johnson,  and 

others.    [British  essayists,    v.  19-21.].     .   2511.19 

—  Same.    [Johnson  (8. )  Works,     v.  1.  1851.]  5045.10 

See  Drake  (N.)    Essays  illustrative  of  the  Adv.     [2a2S.liJ 
Adventures.     See,  in  Fiction,  titles  beginning  with 
' '  Adventures ." 

See  also.  Amusements,  sports,  etc  ; — Countries  ; — Voy- 
ages and  travels. 

Adventures  (Wonderful)  among  the  native  tribes  of 

America.     London,  [1872.]     12°.    .     .     .     922.25 

Adventures  in  the  Libyau  desert.  B.  St.  John.   1082. 16 

Adventures  in  the  wilderness.    See  Murray  (W.  H. 

H.) 1112.20 


Adventures  of  a  French  sergeant.     C.  O.  Barhuroux. 

[Waldie  Ubrary,  v.  9.   ] 5078.23 

Adventures  of  an  actor.     Ed.  by  T.  Uook.     2d  ed. 

2  V.  1842.       12° 1712.07 

Adventures  of  a  roving    diplomatist.      H.    Wikoff. 

1857 31H4.0C 

Adventures     of    a    young     naturalist.       L.    Biart. 

1873 4722.19 

Adventures  of  Hajji  Baba.  .s'ec  Morier  (J. )  .  232.35 
Advertising. 

—  American  newspaper  rate-book,  containing  advertis- 

ing rates  of  leading  newspapers  ;  with  an  index. 
[VriWi  Men  who  advertise.] 2735.18 

—  Hen  ( The)  who  advertise  ;  an  account  of  successfal 

advertisers,  with  hints  on  the  method  of  adver- 
tising.  1870 2735.18 

—  Sampson  {//. )      History  of,  from  the  earliest  times. 

1874 2711.25 

Adversity  (Uses  of). 

.See  Ballantyne  (T )  Essays  in  mosaic,  pp.  137-36. 
[2513.  U]  ;—ai^o  BibUcal  and  religious  Ut«rature.  {C^nso- 
tation). 

-Sjgean  Sea.     See  Grecian  Archipelago. 

.aigineta  (Paulus).     See  Paulus  ^jinela. 

ffilianus   (Claudius).      De    natura    animalium,  Varia 

historia,  Epistolae  et  fragmenta.     [Gr.    et  Lat.] 

Recog.,  elc,  R.   Hercher.     Parisiis,  Didot,  1858. 

8° 7764.01 

—  His  vaiions  history.      [Tr.  by  T.   Stanley.  ]  Lon- 

don, 1666.    16° 6213.25 

.Sjneid.     See  Virgil 

Aerohtes.     See  Meteorology.    Astronomy. 
Aeronautics.     See  Arts  (Useful  and  technical). 
.aESachines.      Orationea      Gr.  et  Lat.     [Orat   Attici. 

v.  2.     Didot,  1858.] 7766.03 

.Sischylus.      Agamemnon ;     Choephone.       [Walsh's 

British  poets,     v.   50.]     .      .     .     .     •     .   1691.50 

—  Prometheus  and  .\gamemnon.      Tr.  by  H.  W.  Her- 

bert.    Cambridge,  (.Vftis.,)  1849.    12".     .1712.04 

—  Prometheus  Bound,   [/n  Browning (E.B.)    Poems. 

v.  1.     1862.] 1G22.10 

See  essays  on  Prometheus  Bound,  by  Elackie  (J.S.)  Hor» 
Hellenics.  1874.  [2613.23] :  and  by  Coleridge  (8.  T.).  in 
Royal  soc.  of  ht  trans.,  v.  2.     [5068.02] 

—  Prometheus  chained.     The  Suppliciints.     [The  Per- 

sians.]    The   Seven   chiefs   against   Thebes,  and 

Agamemnon.     Oxford,  1822.     8°.  .     .     .  5093.03 

Tr.igedies,  hterally  tr.  by  T.  A.  Buckley.     London, 

JJohn,  1849.     12°. 1712.02 

Contents  :  Agamemnon  ;  Cboephori ;  Furies  ;  Persians  ; 
Prometheus  chained  :  Seven  against  Thebes  :  Suppliants. 

Appendix  :  new  readings  from  Hermann's  ed.  Tr. 

by  G.  Burges.     L.,   Jiohn,  1853.      12.  1712.03 

—  Same.     Seven  tragedies.      Literally  tr.  into  English 

prose,  with  notes.  3d  ed.  revised.  Oxford, 
1843.     8° 1712.00 

—  S;ime.      Tr.   into  English  prose,  from  the  texts  of 

Bloomlield,  and  Scholefield.  With  notes.  3d 
ed.      Oxford,  1840.     8° 1712.20 

—  S.ime.     New  metrical  tr. ,  with  biogr.   essay,   by  E. 

H.  Plumptre.     2  v.     Lon Ion,  1868.     16°.   1712.05 

—  S.ime.     Tr.  by  K.   Pottc^r.     [With  Harford's  Essay 

on  the  Grecian  drama.]  N.  Y.   [n.  <(.]  18".   1712.01 

—  Same.       [Condensed  imd    explained]    by     R.     S. 

Copleston.  Edinburgh,  IS  TO.  16".  [Ancient 
classics.] 1712.21 

—  Tragcediae  ot  fragmenta.      [Ed.  G.  Dindorfii  recog., 

transl.  Lat.  condidit,  etc.  E.  A.  I.  Ahrens.] 
Gr.  et  Lat.,  cum  iudicibus.  Paris,  Didot,  1856. 
8° 7764.02 

—  Tragedies.  [Greek  text,]  With  English  commentary, 

by  F.  A.  Paley.  Loudou,  1855.  8'.  .  [Long's 
BiM.   classica.] 7763.01 

—  Flaxman  (J. )     Compositions  from.     Engr.   by  T. 

PiroU  and  Frank  Howard.  L.,  1831.  fol.  N.27.13 
See  also.  Literature,  {Greek). — Drama.  {Greek);— and  for 
essays,  see  Contemp  rev.  (Jilscbylus  as  a  rehgioua  teacher. 
By  B.  F.  Westcott.)  v.  3,  1866  ;  Ed.  rev.  (Hermann's  ^:«- 
chylus),  V.  100  ;  Nat  quar.  rev.  v.  7,  1863  :  North  Br.  rev. 
(Buckley's  and  Blackies  trausL)  v.  16,  1851  ;  West,  rev., 
(The  Choephorte),  v.  68,  1857 1883.42 

Slaop  ILat.  .ffisopiiB].     Fables.     New  version,  by  T. 
James.     New  York,  1848.     8° 185.03 


Id  uking  for  books,  use  the  "  Book  Orders."  giving  the  AUTHOR'S  NAME,  the  flrst  part  of  the  TITLE,  and  the  NUMBER, 


6 


JESOP-AGRICOLA 


^sop,  contbmed. 

—  Fables.    Kew  ed.  by  E.  Gtirrett.     Illas.  by  J.  Wolf, 

etc.     London,    1868.      21= 185.03a 

—  •Fables.      Dlus.    by  E.   Griset.     ReTised  by  J.   B. 

RnndeL     Loudon,  [1870].     4" lU'i.lS 

—  Beutley    {R.)     Dissertation  upon  the  Fables  of  M. 

[In  his  Works.  V.  2.    1836.]     .     .      .     .5017.02 

—  Bruce  {J.)     CLissic  portraits,  v.  1,  p.  lG-2o.  3212.15 

Seg  also.  Fables,  p. 

.Sisthetics.     See  Fme  arts,  p. 

.Sitna.  iSVe  Meteorology.  {Earthquakes  and  volcanoes.) 

Affecting    history    of    the    Duchess    of    C — .      New 

York,  1828.   16= 5091.01 

Afillctiou.       See   Biblical    and    religious     literature. 

(Consohilion.) 
Afghanistan.     .See  Coimtries. 
Africa,.     See  Countries. 
After  an,  not  to  create  only  :   a  poem.     5ee  Whitman 

(Walt.) 1695.03 

After  the  ball,  [a  poem].     .See  Perry  (N.)     .  1675.36 
After    the    battle    of    Dorking.      lanoyi.]      London, 

1871.     S" 483.13 

After  icebergs  with  a  painter.  L.L.  Noble.  1861.  1143.03 

After  Ophir.      A.  Lindley.     1870 1095.14 

Aftermath.     .See  Longfellow  (H.  W. )  .     .     .  1664.24 
Afternoon  lectures  on  literature  and  art.     5  v.     Lou- 
don, 1863-8.     12= 2512.20 

Contents : 

Address  at  beginning  of  2d  .series.  Napier  (J.)  v.  2. 

Alliteration  in  poetry.     Kennedy  (E.)  v.  3. 

Arcbitecture  (Our),     Ferguson  (S  )  v.  2. 

Arcbitecture  in  tbe  13tb  century.     Street  (Q.  E.)  v.  4. 

Arnold's  poetry.     Alexander  (VV.)  v.  4. 

Berkeley.     Butt  (Isaac),  v.  3. 

Chaucer.    O'Hagau  (J.)  v.  2, 

Coleridge.     O'Hagan  (T.)  v.  i 

Decorative  art  and  modem  science.    Pollen  (J.  H.)  v.  3. 

Drama  (Englisb).    Houston  (A.)  v.  1. 

English  literature  (Classical  and  romantic  schools  of),  as 
represented  by  Spenser.  Dryden,  Pope,  Scott,  and  Words- 
worth.    Kushton  (W  )  Y.  1. 

English  literature  (Influence  of  foreign  on).  Byrne  (,T.)v  3. 

Engbsd  literature  (Influence  of  the  national  character  on). 
BjTue  (J.)  V.  1. 

English  sonnet  (History  of  the).    Whately  (R.)  y.  4. 

Foster  (J.),  tJie  essayist.     Whately  (E.)  v.  1. 

German  literature  at  close  of  last  century,  and  commence- 
ment of  present.     Anster  (J.)  y.  2. 

Greeks  (Three  epochs  in  the  social  development  of  the  an- 
cient).   MahalSy  (J.  P.)  v.  6. 
.  History  and  ijrogress.    Thompson  (D'.\rcy  W.)  v.  3. 

Hugo  (Victor),  as  a  poet.    Alexander  (W.)  v.  2. 

India  (Native  literature  of).     Taylor  (i\I.)  v.  2. 

Irelaud  (Ballad  and  lyrical  poetry  of).     M'Donnell  (B.)  v.  I. 

Lamb  and  Dickens.     Fitzgerald  (P.)  y.  2. 

Letters  (Old).     Napier  (J.)  v.  4. 

Milton's  prose.    Keogh  (J.)  v.  3. 

Mystery  of  hie  and  its  arts.     Buskin  (J.)  y.  6. 

Oratory  (Popular).     Sherlock  (D.)  v.  5. 

Palimpsest  literature  aud  its  editor,  Angelo  Mai.  Russell 
(U.  W.)  Y.  4. 

Romeo  and  Juhet.    Whately  (E.)  v.  5. 

Scott  (The  poetry  of).     Jellett  (J.  H.)  Y.  6. 

Shakespeare.    Ingram  iJ.  K.)  v.  1. 

Sheridan  (Richard  Brinsley).    Heron  ID.  C.)  v.  5. 

Story-telling  (Hist  and  philos.  of).    Thompson  (D'AW.)v.4. 

Tenuysou  itlld  Browning.     Dowden  (E.)  v.  6. 

Tennyson's  wor^.    Ingram  (J.  K.)  v  4. 

Virgil  (Specimen  of  trans,  of)     Alexander  (W.)  v,  5. 

Wordsworth  aud  the  la'.e  country.    Oraves  (R.  P.)  v.  5. 
Afternoon   of  unmarried  life,     lanon.]      New  York, 

1859.   12° 5821.05 

Agamamnon.     ,See  .ffischylus. 

Agassiz  (.\lexaudt-r  E.  R. )    North  American  acalephas. 
[ /;i  Museum  of  comp.  zool.  lUus.  catalogue,  no. 

2.    1865,]     . 4738,14 

Agassiz  (E,  C. )  A  first  lesson  in  natural  history.   [Se;i 

anemones  aud  corals  ;  Hydroids  and  jelly  fishes  ; 

Star-fishes  and  sea-urchins. ]    liy  Actaea.     Boston, 
1859.     16= 4826.18 

—  Seaside  studies   in   natural  history.     Massachusetts 

Bay.     Radiates.     Boston,  1865.     8°.    .     .  4826.04 


Agassiz  (Louis  -J.  R. )  Bibliographia  zoologiie  et  geolo- 
gise :  general  catalogue  of  zoology  and  geology. 
Enlarged  by  H.  E.  Strickland.  4  v.  London, 
1848-54,     8= 2773.01 

—  Contributions  to  the  natural  history  of  the  United 

States.     V.   1-4.     Boston,  1857-1862.     4=.   4738.03 
Contents  :  v.  1-2  Essays  on  classification  ;    North  Ameri- 
can Testudinata  ;  Embryology  of  the  turtle. 

3.  Acalephs  in  general  ;  Ctenophorie. 

4.  Discophorse  ;  Hydroidaj ;  Homologies  of  the  Radiata. 

—  Embryological  classification  of  insects.     [Sm.  con- 

tributions.    V.  2.     1851.] 3937.02 

—  Former  existence   of  local   glaciers   in   the   White 

mountains.  [In  Amer.  assoc.  Proceed,  v.  19, 
1870.] 3946.17 

—  Geological  sketches.     Boston,  1866.     12=.     4111.05 

Note.—Repnh.  from  Atlantic  monthly,  v.  12-14. 

—  Indigenous  races  of  the  earth.     [In    Nott   (J.   C. ) 

and  Gliddon  (G.  R.)  Indig.  races.   1857.]  4736.02 

—  Lectures  at    Penikese.     [Tribune  popular  science, 

pt.  1.   1874.] 3908.01 

—  Method    of   study    in    natural    history.       Boston, 

1863.   16= 4712.03 

Note. — Complementary  to  his  "  Essay  on  classification, " 
aud  republ.  fr\"»m  Atlantic  monthly,  v,  9-10.    1862. 

—  Notice  of  fossil  fishes.     [PacifiG  R.  R.  routes.     Re- 

ports, V.  5.] 1127.00 

—  Of  the  natural  provinces  of  the  animnl  world  aud 

their  relation  to  the  difterent  types  of  man.  [App. 
to  Nott  and  GUddons  Types  of  mankind. 
1857.] 4736.01 

—  Structure  of  animal  hfe.     N.  Y.,  1866.     8°.  4717.23 

—  Twelve  lectures  on  comparative  embryology,  before 

the  Lowell  Institute.     Boston,  1849.     8".  4717.11 

—  ami. Wrs.)  A  journey  in  Brazil.    B.,  1868.  8°.  1164.01 

—  and  Gould  [A.  A. )     Principles  of  zoology.     Part  1. 

Comparative  physiology.     B.,  1859.     12=.  4737.06 
.See  also  Museum  of  comparative  Ecology.    [4738.14.] 
Agatharchides.      De  mari  Erythrseo.      [Muller(C.) 

Geogr.  Gr.  minores,  V.   1.     Didof,  1855.]     7765.03 
Agatliemerus.     Geographia.      Gr.   et  Lat.     [Miiller 

(C.)  Geogr.   Gr.  minores.    v.  2,  1855.]     .   7765.04 
Agawam  (Simple  cobbler  of).     See  Ward  (N.) 

Age.     See  Old  age.     Longevity 3616.19 

Age  (The  present). 

—  Ficlde  {J.  G.)    Characteristics  of  the  present  age. 

[Works,    V.   2.] 3552.13 

—  ifiiy(/(£'.  P.)  The  age  and  its  architects.  186'2.  5816.11 

—  Vau(jhan{H.)  The  age  and  Christianity.  1819.  3615.21 

See  also,  Social  science.     {Civilization,     Progress.) 

For  essays  on  Tbe  Age.  seeCarlyle  (T.)    Essays  [2517.12] : 

Story  (Joseph).  Miscel  writings  [2547. 07J  .  Emerson  (R.  W.; 

Miscellanies.    (Lecture  on  tbe  Times)   [2624.10]  ;    tiodwiu 

(P.)   Out  of  tbe  Past  [2520.18]. 
Age  (The).     A  satire.     *e  B.ailey  (P.  J.)     .  1614.02 

Age  of  Chivalry.     T.  Bulfinch 143.31 

Age  of  fable.     T.  Bulfinch 143.29 

Age  of  reason.     See  Paine  (Thomas).  .     .     .  3582.02 

Agency.     See  Law. 

Agincourt.    j\lco'as  {K  H.)    Hi.story  of  the  battle, 

■with  the  roll  of  the  men  at  arms   in  the  English 

army.     1827 452.03 

—  Siege  of  Harflet  et  batayl  of  A.  \_In  Buchon.  Chroni- 

ques,  V.  36.] 505.12 

See  Agiucourt,  a  romance  ;  by  G.  P.  R.  James.  [215  35.] 
Aghonne  (Mie  d'),  pseud.  See  Lacroix  (Mine,  Louis). 
Agael(H.  R.)  Book  of  chess.  N.  ¥.,  18.3.  12\  4614.01 
Agnuw  (D.  C.  A.)     Protestant   exdes  from   France  in 

the  reign  of  Louis  XIV.,  and  their  descendants  in 

Great  Britain  and  Ireland.     2d  ed,  enlarged.  2  v. 

London,  1871.     8= 3434.25 

Ago  (F. )  pseudon.     See  Rhymss  of  the  poets.   1682.23 
Agrarian    laws.      .See    Rome.      {Histories)  ; — Smith's 

Diet,  V.  1,     [437.10.]    See  a(i'0  Political  economy. 

{Land-laics.) 
Agricola  (Gnaeus  Julias).     See  Tacltua 


BBOOKLYN    MEBOANTILE    LIBBABT. 


AGRICULTURE  AND   HORTICULTURE 


G3neral  and  Miscellanaous  Agricultural   Works, 
including  Reports. 

Note. — The  annual  TranHactioua  and  Reports  of  various 
agricultural  Boeii'tice  frequently  contain  the  bent  aa  well  as 
the  most  recent  information  upon  special  subjects. 

Allen  (//.  A'.)  and   €n.     Catalogue  of  agricultural  and  horticul- 
tural impleinontB,  seeds,  and  fertilizers,  a  .d  of  improved  live 

stock.     lt;th  ed.     1870 6135.(1.1 

^77lcric<i;i  Iiislifu(r.  Transactions.  [Farmer's  club  portion.]  v.  C-3.5. 

1847-H— 74-S 6117.06 

Anderson  (7.)  An  Essay  on  quick-lime,  as  a  cement  and  as  a  ma- 
nure.    1799 6121.04 

.^7idr«u!s  {ff. //.)  Agricultural  engineering.  3v.ini.  18.52.  6135.01 
v.  1,  Buildings,  v.  2,  Motive  powers  and  machinery  of  the 
steading,  v.  3,  Field  machines  and  implements. 
BordUy  [J.  11.)  Essays  and  notes  on  husbandry.  1801.  .  6123.09 
Burn  ^/^.  .S.)  Outlines  of  modern  farming.  1  v.  is  2.  1869.  6121. U 
Colman  (//.)  Agriculture  and  rural  economy.    2  v.     1857.    6137.03 

CulUvalur  {The),     v.  1-4  in  1.     1834-38 6128.24 

Deane  (.9.)  The  New  England  farmer.   3d  ed.     1822.    .     .    6137.14 

Donaldson  {J  }  British  agriculture,  containing  the  cultivation  of 

land,  management  of  crops,  and  the  economy  of  animals. 

London,  1800.     8° 6228.01 

—  Clay  lands  and  loamy  soils.     1852 6135  02 

Emmons  {£.)  Agriculture  of  New  York.     6  v.  1846-54.      .     4718.13 
v.  1-2.  Agr.  chemistry,  v.  3-4,  Fruits,  v.  6,  Iiyufious  insects. 

JSryere/((£.)  Orations  and  speeches,    v.  1,  3,  4 6322.03 

Gray  [J.  C.)  Essays  ;  agricultural,  etc.     1856 6123.03 

Contents  :  New  England  agriculture ;   Forest   trees  ;   Or- 
chards ;  Climate  of  New  England,  etc. 
Greeley  (//.)  Letters  from  Texas  and  the  lower  Miss.  1871.  6122.19 
Harper  (L.)  PreUmiuary  report  on  the  agriculture  of  the  state  of 

Mississippi 4116.07 

HartUb  (.S-  )  Legacy  of  husbandry.     1665 6121.01 

Jay  (John).  Statistical  view  of  American  agriculture.  1859.  6135  03 

Jolinson  (.y.  ir.)  How  crops  feed.    1870 6123.13 

Johnstone  {J.F.  W.)  Coulrib.  to  scientific  agriculture.  1869.  6123.01 
Liebig  {J.  von)  Natural  laws  of  husbandry.  1863.  .  .  .  6123.04 
ifacAma/d  (D.  e. /•.)  Estate  management.  1868.  .  .  .  6123.14 
Maine.  Board  of  agrieulture.  6th-7th  ann.  rep.  1861-62.  2  v.  6107.01 

J/ariineau  (//.)  Hea  th,  husbandry,  etc.     1861 2535.11 

Massaeliusetts.  Board  oi  agriculture.     14th-19th   annual   report  of 

the  secretary.     186li-'7-7]-4.     6v 6112.14 

Morris  {J.  G  )  Natural  history  as  applied  to.  [Sm.  rep.,  185.').i3936.10 

Nasse  (A'.)  On  the  agricultural  community  of  the  njiddle  ages. 

and  inclosures  of  the  16th  century  in  England.  1872.  6126.07 

Xew   York.    Slate  agricultural  society.    Transactions.       v.  2-34. 

1841-74 611401 

Note. — K  general  index  to  volg.  1  to  15  is  contained  in  the 
Transactions  of  1864. 
Ohio.  Boardof  agriculture.  15th-29th  annual  report,  1860-74.  6127.01 

Olcott  {H.  S.)  Yale  agricultural  lectures.     1860 6123.02 

Olmsted  [F.  L.)  American  farmer  in  England.  1852.  .  .  954.12 
Parkinson    (R.)  Experienced   farmer's  tour  in  America.      2  v. 

1806 6137.08 

Peters  (J'.  C.)  Resources  of  New  York.     1864 6135.04 

Practice  with  science.    [By  various  writers.]    2  v.  1867-69.  61-26.12 

Roberts  (J.)  Pennsylvania  farmer.    1804 6121  02 

Kogers  (J.  E.  T.)    Histoid  of  agriculture  and  prices  in  England 

from  1269  to  1793.     v.  1-2,  1259-1400.     2  v.    1866.     .     6936.02 

Royal  agricultural  society  of  England*,    v.  1-25,   1840-64.     6104.01 

—  8ame.     General  index  to  v.  l-'25.     18G5 61U5.05 

—  Same      2d  s.,  v.  1-5.     1865-69 U1U5..06 

Somerville  (A.)  The  whistler  at  the  plough,  travels,  agricultural, 

etc.,  in  EugLand.     With  letters  from  Ireland  [during  the 

famine  of  1847].    1852 6927.21 

Somerville    {J.   15tti  lord).      Facts  and  observations  relative  to 

sheep,  wool,  etc.     3d  ed.     1809 6134.07 

Sfep/iens  (//.)  Book  of  the  farm.     2  v.     1871 6137.06 

Stewart  (.4.)  Agr.  in  Ot.  Britain.  [In  Cambr.  essays,  1857.]  2517.15 

Tttaer  [A.  V  )  Principles  of  practical.     1860 6126.04 

Tusser  [T)  Five  hundred  points  ol  good  husbandry.  .  .  lo'94.07 
United  States.     Commissioner  of  patents.     Report  on  agriculture. 

1849-61 6115.08 

—  Department  of  agriculture.     Report  of  the  commissioner  of 

agriculture  ior  1803-73.     12  v 6116.02 

Aorc— Prior  to  1862  the  Agricultural  report  was  issued  from 
the  patent  office. 

—  9(/i  census.  1870.  v.  3.  Statistics  of  agriculture.  .  .  5948  08 
TranVij;  (G.  £.  jr.)  Elements  of  agriculture.     1870.     .    .     6123,16 

ire/b  (X  C)  The  Grange  illustrated.     1874 6r26.08 

Year  Book  of  facts  for  1859.  Ed.  by  H.  S.  Bum.  1860.  .  6131.01 
Young  (A.)  Six  months'  tour  in  the  north  of  England.  1771.  6137.10 


Agricultural  Botany. 

'Jarlington  I.W.)  American  weeds  and  useful  plants.  18C0.  4913.06 

Agricultural  Chemistry. 

Church  (A.  II.)    Laboratory  guide  for    agricultural     students. 

1870 4213.14 

Da\iy  {Sir  H.)  Elements  of.  [Works,  v.  7.8.]  ....  4'il4  19 
Johnson  {S.  W.)    Agrricultural  chemistry.    [Smithsonian  report, 

1859  ] 3936  14 

Johnstojie  {J.  F.  W.)  Elements  of.  9th  ed  1871.  .  .  6121.12 
Liebig  {J)  Chemistry  in  its  applicat  on  to  agricul.   1833.     4215. '24 

Sibson^.i.)     Agricultural  chemistry.     1867 6121.13 

Emmons  {E.)    Agr.   chemistry.     [New  York.     Nat.  hist.,   parte. 

V.  1-2.] 4713.18 


Ancient  Agriculture. 

Cato  (Jf.  P.)    De  re  ruatica.      [Lat.  ot.  Fr.]     1864.    (Nl»ard'« 

Coll.] 77.^5  (jj 

Columella  (£.  M.)    De  re  rustica.     (Lat.  ct  Fr.]    1864.    (Nigard'i 

Coll.] 772,'i  01 

naubeny(C)    Lectures  on  Roman  husbandry.     18.'',7.      .    6)26  04 
llesiod.     Works  and  days.     See  Hosiod,  in  gi'neral  alphabet 
Plinius  Secjmdus  {C)     Natural  hist^iry,  v.  4.     18.'i5.  4716  04 

I'arro  (.V.  T.)    Do    agricultura.    [Lat.   et  Fr.]    1864.'    [Nisard'* 

Collectiou.J 77-26.01 

1  mjil.    GeorgicB.    ,S'ee  Virgil,  in  general  alphabet,  for  various 

editions. 
Senophon.    Science  of  good  hu8')andry  or  economics,     f/n  hit 

Works.] iM.Ol 

Apple  Culture. 

[.Vce  also.  Fruit,  below.] 
Hogg  (R.)     British  pomology  ;  the  apple.     1841.     .     .     .     6135.1S 
Todd  (S.  E.)    The  apple  culturist     1871 6135.17 

Cereals. 

Hazard  {O.  S.)  Qualities  and  characteristics  of  cereals.  [Paris 
univ    exhib..  1867,  Reports,  v.  1.] 3915.09 

Ruggles  [S.  B\  Quantities  of  cereals  produced  in  different  coun- 
tries.    [Paris  univ.  exhib..  Reports,  v.  5.]  .    .    .    .    3916.09 

Com. 

Enfield  (E.)     Indian  corn  ;  value,  culture,  and  uses.   1866.  6124.05 

Salisbury  {J.  H.)  History  and  chemical  investigation  of  Indian 

corn.    Albany.  1849.    8° 6124.11 

Cotton  Culture. 

[See  also.  Arts  {Useful :  Cotton).] 

Lees{W.N.)  Tea  cultivation,  cotton,  etc.     1863.     .     .    .     6124.29 

Lyman  {J.  B.)    Cotton  culture,  with  a  chapter  on  cotton  seed  and 

its  uses.     1868 6124.19 


Dairy  Fanning. 

Flint  (C  i.)    Milch  cows  and  dairy  farming.    1859.  .    .    6134.01 

Volcker  (.4.)    Cheese  making  in  England,  [p.  279-311  of  K.  Y.  agr. 

eoc.   Trans,  for  1864.] 6114.09 

Drainage. 

[See  also.  Drainage  and  Sewerage,  in  general  alphabet.] 
Dempsey  {G.  D.)    Drainage  of  districts  and  lands.     1859.    3934.0* 
Klippart  {J.   H.)    Principles    and    practice  of   land   drainage. 

1867 61'23.08 

Encyclopaedias. 

Emerson  {G.)    American  farmer's  encyclopagdia.     1860.  .    6126.03 
Loudon  {J.  C.)  Encyclopjedia  of  agriculture.  4tli  ed.  1839.  6126.01 

Farm  Implements. 

Rau  {€-)    Agr.  flint  implements  in  Southern  Illinois.    [Sm.  rep. 
1868 393623 

—  Agr.  implements  of  N.  A.  stone  period.  [Sm.  rep.  1863.]  3936.18 
Report  on  trials  of  plows.     [N.  Y.  Agr.  soc.    Trans,  for  1867,  p. 

385-656.) 6114.13 

Slight  {J .)  and  Burn  {R.  S)     Book  of.     1838 6137.01 

Thomas  {J.  J.)    Farm  implements.     1854 6137.02 

Farming  and  Gardening. 

Barnard  (C,  jr.)    Farming  by  inches  ;  or,  "  with  brains  sir."   By 
Mrs.  M.  Gdman.    [pseudon.]    1869 6122.11 

—  My  ten-rod  farm  ;   or,  how  1  became  a  florist.    By  Mrs  M. 
Oilman,     [pseudon]     1869 6122.01 

Beecher  {H.  W.)     Fruits,  flowers,  and  farming.     1859.     .     6123.07 
Bridgeman  {T.)     Young  gardener's  assistant.    1865.     .     .     6124.08 
Bunker  [T.)    [pseuxlon.]    Tim  Bunker  papers  ;  or,  Yankee  farm- 
ing.    1868 6122.14 

Coulter  {Miss),  Farming  for  boys,  [anon.]    1868.     .    .    .    6122.05 

—  Ten  acres  enough,     [anon.]    1864 6122.03 

Downing  {A.  J  )  Rural  essays.  Ed  by  G.  W.  Curtis.  1853.     61'26.07 

Contents :    Horticulture,   p.   3-88 :    Landscape  gardening, 
101-192  ;  Trees,  289-374  ;  Fruit,  435-438  :  Letters  from  Eng- 
land, 475-547  -.etc. 
Duncan  {H.  P.)    Book  of  Garden  management  :  landscape,  floral, 

greenhouse,  and  kitchen.     1873 6121.16 

Farm in(/ for  boys.  [By  Miss  Coulter.]  1868.  ....  6122.05 
Gardener's  and   farmer's   reason  why.     [anon.]     1860.     .     6123.15 

Greeley  {H.)    What  I  know  of  farming.     1871 6122.17 

Henderson  {P.)     Gardening  for   profit.     1867 612-2.22 

Horticulturist  {The)    and  journal  of  rural  art  and  mral  taste. 

v.  1-24,   1846-69 8098.01 

Hovey  {C.  M.  and  P.  B.  jr. )  Amer.  gardener's  magazine  and  reg- 
ister. V.  1-34,  1835-69 6101.01 

How  to  get  a  farm,  and  where  to  find  one.  [anon]  1864.  6122.04 
Howard  {J.)  Continental  farming  and  peasantry.  1870.  6137.05 
Jacques  {D.  II.)    The  farm.    With  an  essay  on  farm  management. 

by  J.    J.  Thomas.     1866 6122.12 

Johnson  {G.    W.)    Cottage  gardeners'  dictionary  :   plants,  fruits, 

and  vegetables.     5th  ed.     1860 0124.03 

A'arr(.4.)     Tour  round  my  garden.     1856 6122.09 

Locke  {J.}    Observ.  on  the  culture  of  vines  and  olive.s,  silk,  etc. 

[Jn  his  Works,  v.  10.] 6052.10 

Loudon  {J.  C.)  Encyclopiedia  of  gardening.  1834.  .  .  6126.02 
Macdonald  {D.  G.  F.)    Hints  on  farming.    1868.    .    .    .    612il2 


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AG-RICULTURE  AND  HORTICULTURE 


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Marshall  IC.)    Introduction  to  the  knowledge  and  practice  of 

gardening.    2  v.    1799 6121.03 

MrcKi  (J.  J.)    How  to  farm  profitably.    1861 6123.10 

—  Profitable  farming  :  witli  balance  sheets.  1867-69.  .  612a. 11 
ililchell  ID.  G.)  My  farm  of  Edgewood.  1863.  .  .  .  6122.06 
_  Rural  studies,  [anon.]  New  York.  1867.  12=.  .  .  6122.08 
_  Wet  days  at  Edgewood  :  with  old  farmers,  old  gardeners,  and 

old  pastorals.      18G5 6122.07 

Mitchell  (f.)    Five  thousand  a  year.    1870 ?J  ,„  „? 

Morris  (J5.)     Farming   for   boys.     1868 612i.05 

^  How  to  get  a  farm  and  where  to  find  one.    1864. 

Morton   [J.  C.)    Farmer's  calendar.    1869 5)?,  V, 

_  Hand-book  of  farm  labor.    1868 •     ■  6UJ  1  ( 

Our  farm  of  four  acres.    Introd.  by  P.  B.  Mead.    1860.  6  22.02 

Quinn  IP.  T.)    Money  in  the  garden  :  vegetable  manual.  6122.18 

Uuintinye  {J.  de  La).    The  complcat  gard'ner.    1793.    .  6;^8.2J 

Hand  (U.S..  jr.)     Window  gardener.     1872.     ...     .     .  6132.18 

Roe  IE.  P.)    Play  and  profit  in  my  garden.     1873.    .    .  61;;;;^^ 

Jioosevelt  (R.  B.)    Five  acres  too  much.    1869     .         .    .  6122.13 

Todd{S.E.)    Young  farmers  manual.  2  v.  1860-67.   .     .  612J.U3 

Warner  {A.)    Gardening  by  myself.    1872 5}?„oS 

—  Miss  TiUcr's  vegeUble  garden.     1873 5r„„  ,„ 

Warner  (C.  D.)     My  summer  iu  a  garden.    1871.    .    .    .  ol22.1b 

Watson  {A.)    American  home  garden.    1859 „  :;„„ 

Willis  (iV.  P.)     Out-doors  at  Idlewild.    1855 2546.28 

a^  For  English  essays  on  rural  avocations,  jcc  AJcott{A.  B.) 

Tablete,  p.  6-59,  [2612.17]  ;  Oxford  prize  essays,  v.  2.  1.29. 
[2641.121  ;  Cowley  (A.)  Essays,  [2521.15];  Emerson  (R.  W.)  So- 
ciety and  solitude,  p.  121-39,  [2524.03]. 

Flax  Cultvire. 

frames  {J.)    On  the  cultivation  of  flax.    1847 6124.26 

Flowers  and  Floriculture. 

[See  also,  Botany.  {Flowers.)] 

Barnard  (0.)  Simple  flower  garden  for  country  homes.  1870.  6132.11 

Buist  IB.)    American  flower  gardeu  directory.     1861.  .     .  6132.03 

HoQQlT)  Culture  of  the  carnation,  and  other  flowers.  1839.  4913.03 

HoHiculturist  {The),     v.  1-24,  1846-69 8098.01 

Hovey  (C.  M  and  P.  B.  jr.)    American  gardener's  magazine  and 

register,  v.  1-34,  1835-69 6101.01 

Jacques  {D.  U.)    The  garden  :    practical  horticulture.  With  a 

chapter  ou  ornamental  trees  and  shrubs.  1866.  .  6124.06 
Johnson  {L.)    Everybody  her  own  flower  gardener.  1858. 

Mating  IE.  A.)     Indoor  plants.     1802 6132.06 

Meikle  {aI)    Window  gardening 6132.08 

Rand  {E.  S.,  jr.)     Bulbs  and  tubers.   1866 6132.01 

—  Flowers  for  the  parlor  and  garden.     1863 6132.02 

—  Garden  flowers.     1866 6132.05 

—  Rhododendron  and  "  American  plants."    1871.      .    .  6132.13 

—  8eventy-five  popular  flowers.    1870 6132.12 

—  Window  gardener.     1872 0132.18 

notiiM(m{W.)    Alpine  flowers  for  Enghsh  gardens.  1870.  6132.07 

-  Gleanings  from  French  gardens.     1869 6132.17 

-  The  wild  garden,  or    naturalization  of -hardy  exotic  plants. 

1870. 6132.09 

Thomson  {D.)  Handy  book  of  the  flower  garden.  1871.  .  6132.14 
Wilson  (H.)    Chronicles  of  a  garden  ;    its  pels  and  pleasures. 

1864. 6132.16 

Williams  {H.  T.)    Window  gardening.    1872 6132.16 

Roses  and  Dahlias. 

^m»?rtcan  rose  culturist.  Directions  for  the  dahlia.  1859.  6132  25 

Hibberd  (S.)    Amateur's  rose  book.     1874 6132  21 

Park-man  {F.)    Book  of  roses.     1866 0132.24 

Parsons  {S.  B.)     Xue  rose  :  its  culture,  etc.    1836.      .    .  4913.02 

Forest  Trses. 

[See  also,  in  general  alphabet.  Forests  ;— Botany  {Trees.)] 
Brown  {J.)    The  forester,  or  a  practical  treatise  on  the  planting, 

reanr.g,  and  general  management  of  forest  trees.  1871.  6137.15 
Browne  {D,  J.)  Trees  of  America  ;  native  and  foreign.  1867.  6135. '22 
English  forests  and  forest  trees,  hist, ,  legendary,  and  descriptive. 

1853 6135.21 

Flagg  {W.)     Woods  and  by-ways  of  New  England.     187'2.     4915.16 

Fuller  {A.  S.)     Forest  tree  culturist.     1866 6135.18 

Roberts  {Mary).    Voices  from  the  woodlands,  descriptive  of  forest 

trees,  ferns,  mosses,  and  lichens.    1850 6135.20 


Fruit-Culture. 
-Grape  OuUure;- 


Peaches  ; — Pears  ;— 


[.^ee  also.  Apples  ; 

Strawberries.] 
Baker  {C.  R.)    Practical  and  scieutiflc  fruit  culture.  1866.    6135.26 
Downing  {A.  J.)     Fruits  and  fruit  trees  of  America.  1H47.  6135.23 
Emmons  {£.'.)    Agr.  of  New  York.  v.  3-4.  Fruits.   [Nat.  hist,  ol  the 

sUte,  pt.  C] 4718.15 

'  lAtcke  {J.)  Culture  of  vines  and  olives,  etc,  [Works,  v.  10.]   51152  10 
Rivers  {T.)   Miniature  fruit  garden  ;  or,  pyramidal  and  bush  fruit 

trees.     1866 6135.29 

Thomas  {J.  J.)     American  fruit  culturist.     1850.      .     .     .     6135  26 

—  Same.    1868 6135.25 

Watson  {A.)  American  home  garden.  1859 6124.04 

Grape-Culture. 

[See  also.  Wines,  in  general  alphabet.] 
Du  Breuil  {A.)  Vineyard  culture  imp.  and  cheapened.  1867.  6133.05 
Dui're  {A.)    Treatise  on  wine.  See  Thudichum  {J.  L.  W.)  and  Du- 
pre  {A.) 6133.10 


Flagg  ( IT.  J.)    Three  seasons  in  European  vineyards  ;  vine  cul- 
ture :  wine  making  and  wines,  wine  drinking.  1869.    6133.06 

Fuller  {A.  S.)     Grape  culturist.  6th  ed.  1865.      .     .     .  6133.03 

Grant  {C.W.)     Manual  of  the  vine.     lona,  N.  T.,  1863.    8°    6133.12 

Haraszthy  {A .)     Grape  culture,  wines,  and  wine-making. 

1862 6133.04 

Husmann  {G.)    Cultivation  of  the  native  grape,  and  manufacture 
of  American  wines.     1868 6133.07 

Loubai  {A.)    American  vine  dresser's  guide.    [Fr,  and  Eng.  texts.] 
New  ed.  1872 6133.09 

Mead  {P.  B.)    American  grape  culture  and  wine-making. 

1867 6133.08 

Strong  {  W.  C.)     Culture  of  the  grape.     1866 6133  01 

Thudichum  {J.  L.  W.)  and  Dupre  {A.)    Treatise  on  wine  :  viticul- 
ture, etc.     1872 6133,10 

Wilder  {.\f.  P.)    Culture  and  products  of  the  vine.     [Paris  univ. 
exhi'j.  Reports,  v.  5  ] 3915.13 

Grasses. 

■^ould  {J.  S.)    Grasses  and  their  culture.    [In'N.Y.  Slate  agr.  soc. 

Trans,  for  1869,  pp.  191-402 6114.16 

*Lowe{B.J.)    Natural  history  of  British  grasses.    1868.    4916.11 

Greenhouses. 

Woodward  {G.  E.  and  F.  W.)    Graperies  and  horticultural  build- 
ings.   1866 6133.0a 

Insects  Injurious  to  Veg3tation. 

[See  also.  Insects,  in  general  alphabet.] 
Curtis  {J.)  Farm  insects  :  Great  Britain  and  Ireland.  1860.  4828.02 
Emmons  {E.)    Agr.  of  New  York,  V.  5.    Injurious  insects.     [Nat. 

hist,  of  the  state.] 1718.17 

Filch  {Asa\.    Reports  on  insects,  etc.  [iV.  Y.  Agr.  soc.    Trans,  v. 

16,  eh:.] 6113.15 

Glover  {T.)    Food  and  habits  of  beetles.     [U,  S.  Agr.  report  for 

1868.] 6116.07 

Harris  {J.  W.)    Iiisects,  injurious,  etc.    New  ed.  by  C.  L.  Flint. 

1862 4823.01 

Kollar  { V.)  Treatise  on  insects,  injurious,  etc.  1840.  .  4822.18 
Hind  {II.  }'.)  Insects  injurious  to  the  wheat  crop.  1857.  6124,10 
Motscltul.iki/  {V.)  On  the  means  of  destroying  grasshoppers.  [Sm. 

report,  1858  ] 3936  13 

Packard  {A.  S.)  Insects,  injurious,  etc.  1869.  .  .  .  4823  13 
Taylor  {A.  S.)    Grasshoppers  and  locusts  of  America.    [Sm.  rep. 

1858.] 3938.13 

rriinWc  (/./>.)  Insect  enemies  of  fruit  aud  fruit  trees  1865  4828.01 
Vallum  {E.  I'.)    Wingless  grasshopper  of  Shasta  and  Fall  River 

valley,  Cal.    [Sm.  rep.  1660  ] 3936,15 

Landscape  Gardsning. 

Brooklyn.  Prospect  Park,  l3t-13th  annual  report.   1861-73.   6125.16 

Copelamt  («.  M.)    Country  life.     1859 6125.03 

Downing  (.4,  J.)     Treatise  on  gardening.     1841 1314.20 

Elliott  {F.  R.)  Popular  deciduous  and  evergreen  trees  and  stiruba. 
for  planting  i  1  parks,  gardens,  cemeteries,  etc.  1868.    6135.19 

Kemp  {E.)     How  to  lay  out  a  garden.     3858 6125.05 

Kern  {G.  M.)    Practical  landscape  gardening.     1855.  .    .     6125.06 
Loudon  {J.  v.]     Villa  gardener.     1850.     ......     6125.01 

Mitchell  {D.  G.)     Rural  studies,     [anon.]     1837.     .     .     .     6122.08 

New  York.     Central  Park.     Annual  report,  1-13,  1858-09.     6125.30 

—  Documents.     1858 6125.20 

—  Barillet  {—).     Explanatory  notice  of  a  desigu  for  the.    N.  Y  , 

1858.     8° 6126.30 

— /)Mcn';)(i<m  of  a  plan  for.  "Greensward."  N.Y.,1858.  8'     01'J5.20 

—  Plan  for.     ••  Manhattan."  [N.  Y.,  1858.]    8"     .     .     .     .     6125.20 

—  Department  of  public  parU.  lst-2d  annual  rep,  1870-71.  6125.34 
Repton  {11.)    Landscape  gardening.     Edited  by  J.   C.  Loudon. 

1840 6126.02 

Robinson  {  W.)     Gleanings  from  French  gardens.     18(i9.       6132  17 

—  Parks,  promenades,  and  gardens  of  Paris.  1869.  .  .  612508 
Scott  F.  J )    Art  of  beautifying  suburban  home  grounds. 

1870 6125. 

Smith  {C.  H.  J.)  Parks  and  pleasure  grounds.  1852,  .  6125.04 
Weidcnmann  {J.)    *Beautifying  country  homes.    1870.  .     1317.22 

Molbarry  Tree. 

Cobb  {J.  H.)    Manual  of  the  mulberry  tree,  [and]  Culture  of  silk. 
1831 6133.17 

Mushroom. 

[See  also.  Botany  {Fungi.)] 
Abercrombie  {J.)  Garden  mushroom,  its  culture,  etc.  1802.  6121.16 
Robinson  {W.)    Mushroom  ciUture.     1870 6121.14 

Peach-Culture. 

Fulton  {J.  A.)    Peach  culture.     1870 6135.28 

Pear-Culture. 
Quinn  {P.  T.)    Pear  culture  tor  profit.     1869.      .     .     .    6135.27,16 

Pigeons. 
Tegetmcier  {W.  B.)    Pigeons:   their  varieties  and  management. 
1868 6137.23 


Poultry. 

Arbuthnct  {lion.  Mrs.)    The  henwife.    1868 613120 

Burnham  {G.  P.)    History  of  the  hen  fever.     1855.      .    .  6134.21 

Bumham  {G.  P.)    New  poultry  book.     1871 6134.25 


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AGRICULTURE-AINSWORTH 


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Dixon  (E.  S.)    Ornamental  and  domestic.  1859.       .    .    .  6134.23 

I)oy:eiy.)    nluBlrated  book  of  domestic.    1S57.     .    .    .  6134. 2J 

—  Sami-.     New  ed.     1873 6137.21 

Edwards  [K.  H)  How  the  French  make  fowls  pay.   1871.  C134  26 

T^getmf.ifr  {W.  B)     Poultry  book.     1867 6137.22 

Wrigkt  (/..|     The  Brahma  lowl.     1873 6134.28 

—  Practical  poultry  keeper.     1869 6134.21 

Saed  GroTwiiig. 

llrClKF.)    Farm  Kardening  and  seed  qrowiug.     1872..     .  6123.18 

Sheep. 

Ilrown{W,)    British  Bhoep  farming'.     1870 6134.09 

Uorreli  (L.  A.)     American  shepherd.     184G 6134. U4 

liandall  [H.  S.)     Fine  wool  sheep  husbandry.     1863.  .     .  6134.03 
Jieid    { \V.)     Sheep ;      history,      management,      diseases,      etc. 

1871 6134.12 

S'nUliey  {T)     Colonial  wools.     1848 6134.18 

Waiton  ( ir.)    The  alpaca  ;  its  naturalization  in  the  British  Isles, 

etc.     1844 6134.17 

Stc  also.  Wools,  in  the  general  alphabet. 

Sorghum. 

Hyde  (J.  F  C.)    The  Chinese  sugar-cane.    1837.    .     .     .  6134.12 

Stewart  {F.  L.)    Sorghum  and  its  products  ;  with  a  new  method 

for  making  sugar  and  syrup.    18G7 6124.07 

Stock  and  Domestic  Animals. 
[See  Veterinary  Medicine,  iu  general  alphabtt.J 

Allen  {L.F.j     American  cattle.     N.  Y   1808 6134.11 

CamerDti  (C.  A.)    Stock  feeder's  mauual,  chemistry  of  food,  etc. 

1872 6123.17 

Darwin  {C.)    (Jood  effects  of  inter-crossing 4914  16 

DuOsi^n  (J.  R.)    The  ox  :  his  diseases  and  treatment.    "With  essay 

on  parturition  in  the  cow.     2d  ed.    1872 6134.27 

Davy  (J   T.)    Devon  herd  book.  v.  1-2  in  1.    1855.      .     .    6136  U9 
Eyton  (T.  C.)    Herd  book  of  Hereford  cattle,  v.  2-3  ;  v.  4  [by  T. 

Duckham  J  3  v.     1853-5'J 6136.02 

Gamgee  {J.)    Our  domestic  animals  in  health  and  disease.    4  v. 

1869 6134.13 

Contents :  v.  1.  Organs  of  digestion  :  their  functions  and 

disorders,      v.   2.    organs  of   circulation  and  respiration. 

V.  3.  Organs  of  secretion  :  urinary  system,  ils  function  and 

disorder.     Cutaneous  system,  its  fuuctioua  and  disorders. 

Epizootic  and  Enzootic  maladies,    v  4.  Enzootic  disorders, 

functions  and  diseases  of  the  nervous  system.    The  art  of 

slioeiug,  and  lameness. 
Hazard  ( ir.    r.)    The    Jersey,    Alderney,  and    Guernsey  cow. 

1872 6134.19 


Jacques  (D.  H)  The  bam-yard  :  a  mauual  of  cattle,  horse,  and 
sheep  husbandry.     1866 6134.05 

Low  (/>.)  On  the  domesticated  animals  of  the  British  Islands  ; 
{the  goat,  sheep,  ox.  hog.  horse,  dog]  :  and  the  principlep 
and  practice  of 'breeding      1845 6134.06 

M'Combie  {W.)     Cattle  and  cattle. breeders.  1869.     .     .     .     613i.lo 

Wames  (J  )  Fattening  ot  cattle  with  native  produce  ;  box. feed- 
ing and  aummer-graziug.    2d  ed.      1847.  .         .    .    6124  26 

Toualt  ( It'.)  and  Martin  (C.  L.]  Cattle  ;  their  breeds,  diseases, 
etc.     1851 6134.02 

/  Stra'wberry  Gardening. 

^Barnard  (C)  The  strawberrj-  garden.  How  it  was  planted— 
what  it  cost — what  came  ot  it  huaucially  and  sentimentally. 
1871 6133.18 

Sugar  Caae  and  Sugiu--yieldiiig  Plants. 

Porter  {G.  R.)    Sugar  cane  ;  its  culture  and  manufacture.    2d  ed. 

1843 6124.23 

Pringie  {H.)    Sugar  planters  of  Jamaica.     1869.  6926.14 

Real  ( W.)  History  of  sugar  and  sugar-j  ielding  plants.  18G6.  6124.'i3 
Wray  (i.)    Practical  sugar  planter.    1S48 6124.24 

S'W.Iie. 
Harris  {/.)    On  the  pig.    Breeding,  rearing,  etc.    1870.  .    6134.08 

Tea. 

£a^Z  (5.)  Cultivation  and  manufacture  of  tea  in  China.  1848.  6124.30 

Ltes{W.N.)     Tea  cultivation.    A  leview.     1863.    .     .     .  61'24.29 

Tsiology  ;  a  discourse  on  tea.     [anon.\    1827 6124.31 

Vegetable   Gardening. 

{See  also.  Farming  and  Gardening.] 

Brill  (F,)    Farm  gardening  and  seed  growing.      1872.     .  6123.18 

Burr  {F..jr,)     Field  and  garden  vegetables.      1863.     .     .  6124.01 

—  Garden  vegetables,  and  how  to  cultivate  them.     1866.  6124.01 

Walkhoff{L.)    Cultivation  of  the  beet  for  sugar.     [In  i^.  r.  Stale 

agr.  soc.   Trans.  1871,  pp.  125-272.] 6114.18 

"WTlsat. 

[See  alsrt.  Cereals,  above.] 
Hind  [H.  T.)    Essay  on  the  insects  aiid  diseases  injurious  to. 

1857 61-24.10 

Wheat ;  its  history,  characteristics,  etc.  [anon.]  .  .  .  6124.09 
g^S*  Consult  afso,  iu  the  general  alphabet.  Architecture. 
{Rural]  ;— Arts  (Useful  :  Beet  rout  sugar  ;  Cotton  ;  Urainage  ; 
Fibrous  Materials  ;  Sewage;  Wools);— "BoXany  {various  head- 
ings) i^Chemistry  ;—  Coffee  ; — Horse  ;— Namral  History  ; 
— Tobacco  ; — Veterinary  medicine. 


Agrlppa   (Heinrioh   Cornelius).     The   vanity  of  arts 
and  sciences.     London,  1694,    16',     .     .  2512.19 
For  Uves  of  \.,  see  Biography. 

Agripp  jia.     See  B  ography. 

Aguecheek     ^Ve  Fairbanks  (Charles  B.)  .     .     943.16 

Aguilar  (Gaspar  de).  El  meroator  amante,  [7n  Ochoa 
(E  dei.Tesoro,  e/c.     v.  1.    1828].  .     .    .  T'ilo.ll 

Aguilar  (Grace).     Women  of  Israel     2  v.     New  York, 

1853.  12^ 3513.12 

See  also.  Fiction  class-list. 

Aguirre  (Lope  de).  bimon  (P.)  Exped.  of  A.  in 
search  of  El  Dorado  and  Omagua,  1560.  Introd. 
by  C.  K.  Markham.   [Hakluyt  soc.  1861.]    567.13 

Ahimau  Eezon.     See  Mackey  (A.  G.)     .     .  5836.15 

Ahmed  Khan  Bahadur  (Syed).  Essays  on  the  life  of 
Mohammed,     v.    1.     London.  1870.    8^  3115.32 

AJin  (Friedrich).  New  method  of  learning  the  Ger- 
man language,  with  prommciation ,  corrections, 
by  J.  C.  Oehlschlager.  First  course  :  practical 
part.     New  York,  1865.     8= 6421.10 

Aids  to  faith  ;  a  reply  to  "Essays  and  reviews."  Ed. 
by  W.  Thomson.  New  York,  1862.  12^  3547.0G 
Contents  :  On  miracles,  by  H.  L.  Mansel  ;  On  the  study 
of  the  evidences,  by  W.  Fitzgerald  ;  Prophecy,  by  A. 
McCaul  ;  On  ideology  and  subscription,  by  F.  C.  Cook  ; 
The  Mosaic  record  of  creation,  by  A.  McCaul  ;  On  the  au- 
thenticity of  the  Pentateuch,  by  G.  Rawlinson  ;  Inspira- 
tion, by  C.  H.  Browne  ;  The  death  of  uhrist,  by  W.  Thom- 
son ;  Scripture  and  its  interpretation,  by  C.  J.  EUicott. 

Aids  to  reflection.     See    Coleridge   (S.    T.)  5025.04 

Aikiu  (John,  J/.  D.)     Chantcter  and  services  of  John 

Howard.     Loudon,  179'2.     16' 3083.12 

—  Essay  on  song-writing  ;  with  coU.  of  English  songs. 

New   ed. ,    with    supplement,    by   It.    li.    Evans. 
London,  1810.     8' 1612.03 

—  Lectures  on  English  poetry.     2d  ed.     London,  1807. 

16° 1612.01 

—  Select  works  of  the  British  poets.     With  prefaces. 

Philad.'lphia,   1831.     8' 1612.02 

—  and  others).  General  biography,  or  lives  of  the  most 
eminent  persons.   10  v.  L. ,  1'798-1815.  4^  3228.01 


Atkin  (John).  Calendar  of  nature.  [In  Ho-witt  {TJL) 
Pictorial  calendar,  18.54.] 6218.28 

Aikin  (Lucy).  Life  of  Joseph  Addisort  2v.  London, 
1843.     8'= 3012.15 

—  Same.     PhUadelphia,  1846.     12° 3012.20 

—  Memoirs  of  the  com-t  of  Elizabeth.     London,  1869. 

12° 30.54.12 

—  Memoirs  of  the  court  of  James  I.     2  v.     London, 

1822.     8°. 3087.12 

—  and  Channing  (W.  E. )  Correspondence,  from  1826  to 

1842.  Ed.byA.L.  Le  Breton.  B.,  1874.  12°.  3034.16 
Aikin  (M. )    Memoirs  of  reUgious  imposters,  from  the 

seventh  to   the    nineteenth    century.       London, 

1821.   12° 3452.12 

Aikmaa  (William).      Life  at  home  ;    or,  the  family 

and  its  members.  New  York,  1870.  16°.  3513.15 
Aimard  (Gvistave).     Aventuriers  (Les).     Paris,  1864, 

12= 7011.11 

—  Balle-Franche.     Paris,  1861.     12°.      .     .     .  7011.12 

—  Cherchetur  (Le)  de  pistes.    Paris,  1858.  12°.  7011.13 

—  CurumiUa.     Paris,  1860.     12° 7011.14 

—  Franco-tireurs  (Les).     Paris,  1861.     12°.     .  7011.15 

—  Loi  (La)  de  Lynch.     Paris,  18.59.     12°..     .7011.16 

—  Main-ferme  (La).     Paris,  1862.     12°.     .     .  7011.17 

—  Pirates  (Les)  des  prairies.  Paris,  1858.   12'.   7011.18 

—  ZeuoCabral.     Paris,  18G4.     12--    ....   7011.19 

j8iS"  For  his  novels  in  English,  see  Fiction  class  list. 

Ainslie  (Herbert), pseud.     See   Maitland  (Edward). 

AiusUe  (\Vhitelaw).  Climate  of  ludia.  [In  Murray 
(H.)  British  India,  V.  3.] 101'2.05 

Ains^orth  (WiUiam  F. )  Travels  in  the  track  of  the 
ten  thousand  Greeks  ;  being  a  geogr.  and  descrip- 
tive account  of  the  expedition  of  Cyrus  and  of  the 
retreat,as  related  by  Xeuophon.  L.,  1844. 8'.    4'23.'30 

—  Geogr.   commentary.      See  Xsnophou.     Anabasis. 

{Bohn) 423.05 

Ainsworth  (William  Harrison).  Ballads,  romantic, 
fantastical,   humorous.      lllus.   by  Sii'  J.  Gilbert 

London,  1872.   16' 1612.24 

For  his  novels,  see  Fiction. 


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10 


AIR-ALDEN 


Air.  Peltenkqffer  {Max  von).  Relations  of  the  au- 
to the  clothes  we  wear,  the  house,  aud  the  soil. 

Abridged  by  A.  Hess.     1873 4323.31 

See  also,  Arts  ( Useful:  Aeronautics) ; — Chemistry; — Medi- 
cine {Air) ; — Meteorology  ;— Physics. 

Air-passages.     .See  Medicine. 

Airs  of  Palestine.     ,See  Pierpont  (Johnl.    .     .  167G.04 

Airy  (George  B. )  Ou  magnetism.  L.,1870.  12^   4027.24 

—  On   sound   and    atmospheric   vibrations,    with    the 

mathematical  elements  of  music.     London ,  1868. 
12°. 4025.28 

—  Popular  astronomy.     Lectures.     New  ed.   revised. 

London,  1866.    16^ 4013.08 

—  Undulatory  theory  of  optics.     New  ed.     London, 

1866.    Vr 402.5.27 

Airy(0.)     Geometrical  optics.  L.,  1870.   16'.  4025.29 
Aitken  (Williaml.     The  science  and  practice  of  medi- 
cine.    6th  ed.     2v.     London,  1872.     8^.4315.11 
Aitzema  (L.  de).      Extracts  rel.  to  New  Netherland. 

lln  N.  Y.  hist.  soc.  CoU.,  2d  ser.,  v.  2.]  .  615.07 
Akakia  (Le  docteur),  pseud.    Diatribe.     See  Voltaire 

(F.  M.  A.  de).  (Eavres.  v.  39,  1831.  .  5084.06 
Akbar,    {emperor    of  Hindustan.)     Abu-l-Fazl.     Ayeen 

Akbery  ;  or,  tlie  institutes  of  the  emperor  Akber. 

Fromthe  Persian,  by  P.  Gladwin.     2  v.      1800. 

4° 5617.02 

A  Kempis.     Nee  Thcmas  a  Kempi.'.: 

Akeiiside  (Mark).     Poetical  works.     Ed.,  with  a  life, 

by  A.  Dyce.     Boston,  lS5i.    16°.     .     .     .   1612.04 
^''onlents  :  Life,  by  A.   Dyce.    Pleasures  of  imagination. 

Odes.    Hymu  to  the  Naiads,  etc. 

—  S;ime.     London,  1845.     16° 1611.01 

—  Select  poems.      Ed.  by  R.  Walsh.     [British  poets, 

V.  2s.   1822.] 1691.28 

—  Poems.      Life,   by  S.   Johnson.     [Chalmers    (A.) 

English  poets,    v.  14.     1810.]     .     .     .     .1626.14 

For  lives  of  A.,  see  Biography. 

Akerly  (J.,  ed.)     Voltaire  and  Rousseau  against  the 

atheists.     New  York,  1855.     12°.     .     .     .   3616.05 

Akemian  (John  Yorke).     Ancient  coins  of  cities  and 

princes, — Hispania,   Gallia,    Britannia.      London, 

1846.   8° 1585.15 

—  Coins  of  the  Romans  relating  to  Britain.     London, 

1856.     8° 1.585.16 

—  Introductioa    to   the   study   of  ancient  and    mod- 

em coins.     London,    1848.     16.     .     .     .   1581.03 

—  Notes  ou  the  hist,  of  the  bayonet.     [Archaeologia, 

V.  38.     I860.] 5128. 

—  Tradesmen's  tokens,  current  in  Loudon,   1648-72. 

London,  1869.    8° 1585.08 

Akers  (Elizabeth).   .See  Allen  (Eliz.  Akers).    .  1612.05 
Akhlak-i-Jalaly.     Practical  philosophy  of  the  Muham- 
madan  people  ;  from  the  Persian  of  Jany  Muham- 
mad  Asaad.      By   W.    F.    Thompson.      London, 

Orient.  Ir.  fund,  lS3d.     8° 7816.09 

Akhtak-iMtihsini,  or,  the  morals  of  the  beneficent. 
From  the  Persian  of  Husain  Viaz  Kashiti.  Hert- 
ford, 1850.     8° 7813.13 

Al- .    For  Arabic  names  with  this  prefix  look  iinder  the 

letter  following  Al-  . 
Alabama  (State  of ).     See  Countries,  etc. 
Alabama   (Steamer). 

—  Semmes  {R.)   Cruise  of  the.   1864 613.21 

Alabama  claims. 

—  Beaman  {C.    C,  jr.)    The  "Alabama  claims"  and 

their  "settlement."     1871 5613.16 

—  Gushing   (C.)      Treaty  of  Washington:    its  discus- 

sions, e(c.    1873 5613.17 

—  Oj^icift;  docnmeuts.  [7/i  United  States.  41  Congress, 

1st  sess.'     Kn.  doe.  v.  2-6  (No.  11),  1870.] 
See  also  Geneva  arbitration,  1872. 
Alabaster  (Henry).     The  modern  Buddhist  ;  views  of 
a  Siamese  minister  of  state  on  his  own  and  other 
religions.      London,  1870.     12°.      .     .     .   3528.04 

—  The  wheel  of  law.     Buddhism  illus.  from  Siamese 

sources,  by  the  modern  Buddhist,  a  life  of  Buddha, 

and  an  account  of  the  Phrabat.  L.,1871.  8°.  3528.07 
Alcjrcon  (Hernando).     Voyage  in  the  giilfe  of  CaUfor- 

nia,  1540.      [In   Hakluyt    (R.)      Voyages,    v.  3. 

1810 916.17 

Alaska.     See  Countries. 


Alb.an  (E.I     High-pressure  steam  engine.     Tr.  by  W. 

Cole.     London,  1848.     8° 3926.11 

A'.bane(P. )  Flamen.  [/nRev.  desdeuxmondes,  v.  56.] 

—  Le  p^chd  de  Madeleine.     [In  v.  50.  ] 

—  Souci.     [In  V.  50.] 
Albania.     *'ee  Countries. 

Albaus  (St.)     Chronica  Monasterii.      1272-1422.     Ed. 

by  H.  T.  Riley.  2  v.   London,  1863-72.   8°.  5141. 
Albany,  N.  Y.     .See  Countries,  places,  etc. 
Albany  Evening  Journal   almanac.      1866-75.     15   v. 

Albany,  1861-75.     12° 6742.15 

Albany.      Young    men's  association.      Catalogue  of 

library.     Albany,   (N.   Y.)     1853.     8°.       .  2714.12 

—  Annual  report.     22d-42d.     Albany,  1855-73.  8°. 
Albany  Zouave  Cadets.     [Account  of  an  excursion  to 

Rochester  in  October  1865,  and  reception  by  the 
Rochester  Union  Blues.]  A.,  1866.  sm.  4°.  4516.05 

Albemarle  (George  Thomas  Keppel,  6th  earl  of).  See 
Keppel  (G.  T. ) 

Alberger  (J.)  Monks,  popes,  and  their  political  in- 
trigues.    Baltimore,  1871.     12°.       .     .     .  3424.15 

Albert,  Prince  Confiort  of  England.  Speeches  and  ad- 
dresses.     With  some  outline   of  his  character, 

London,  1862.     8° 6315.01 

For  lives  of  prince  A.,  see  Biography. 

Albert  Nyauza.     .See  Countries.     {Africa.) 

Albertuccio  della  Viola.  Canzone.  [In  Rossetti 
(D.  G.)  Early  Italian  poets.]     .     .     .     .1683.10 

Albigenses.  See  BibLcal  and  religious  literature. 
(  Waldenses  and  Albigenses. ) 

Albinus.  Introd.  to  the  Dialogues  of  Plato.  [7n 
Plato.  Works  V.  6.    L.,  Bohn,  1848.  12°.]  5415.22 

Alboize  (Edouard)  and  Maquet  (A  )  Les  prisons  de 
I'Europe.     8  v.  in  4.     Paris,  1845.    8°.     .  5828.15 

Album  des  pavilions.     See  Le  Gras  (A.)    .    .     4518.14 

Albuquerque  (Alfonso  d').  Exjiloits  in  India,  1510- 
1.5.     [/n  Green  (.L)     Coll.  of  voy.,  v.  1.]     935.09 

Alcedo  y  Bexeirano  (Antonio  de).  Geographical  and 
hist,  dictionary  of  America  and  the  West  Indies. 
Additions,  by  G.  A.  Thompson.  5  v.  Loudon, 
1812.    4° 1136.01 

Alcestis.     .See  Plays. 

Alchemy.     See  Occult  sciences. 

Alcherius  (Johannes).     See  Archeriua  (J.) 

Alciuous.  Introd.  to  the  doctrines  of  Plato,  [/u  Plato. 
Works,  -Bo/in,  v.  6.] 5415.22 

Alciphron,  a  poem.     See  Moore  (Thomas).  .   1663.11 

Alciphron ;  or  the  minute  philosopher.  See  Berke- 
ley (George). 

Alcoba9a.  See  Beckford  (W.)  Excursions  to  the 
monasteries  of.     1835 985.21 

Alcock  ^Sir  Rutherford).  Capital  of  the  Tycoon  ; 
three  years  in  Japan.   2v.  N.  Y.,  1863.  12°.  1022.05 

—  Life's  problems.  2d  fed.    London,  1862.   16°.   3513.22 
Alcohol.    See  Arts  ( Useful :  Liquors)  /—Chemistry  ;— 

Medicine  {Stimulants);— lempsiaacs  question  ; 

— and  various  Encyclopaedias. 
Alcoran.     See  Koran. 

Alcott(A.  B.)     Concord  days.    B.,  1872.   16°.  2512.18 
Contents :  Diaries,  My  house.  Outlook,  Thoreau,  Emer 

son.  Recreation,  OenealoKiea.  Scholarship,  Carlyle,  Conv&r- 

sation,  and  many  other  short  essays. 

—  Tablets.     Boston,  1868.     12^ 2512.17 

Contents:  Book  I.— Practical.  The  garden.  Recrea- 
tion. Fellowship.  Friemlship.  Culture.  Books.  Coun- 
sels. Book  U..— Speculative.  Instrumentalities.  Mind. 
Oene..*is.     Metamorphoses. 

See  Peabody  (E.  P.)    Record  of  a  school,  [taught  by  A. 
B.  A.]    5512.'28. 
Alcott  (L.  A.)  Hospital  sketches.  B.,  1863.   16°.     642.21 

—  Same.     Boston,    1869.      16° 642.25 

For  other  works  of  this  author,  see  Fiction. 
Alcott  (W.  A.  .1/.  D.)     Forty  years  in  the  wilderness 
of  pills  and  powders.     Boston,  1859.   12°.  4321.01 

—  Lectures  on  life  and  health.     B.,  1853.   12°.   4321.02 

—  Letters  to  a  sister  :  or,  woman's  mission.     Buffalo, 

1850.     12° 3511.19 

—  Vegetable  diet.     New  York,  1853.     12°.     .  4321.01 

—  Young  mother,  or,  management  of  children.     2d  ed. 

Boston,  1836.     16° 4331.15 

Alden  (Joseph).  Elements  of  intellectual  philosophy. 
New  York,  1866.   12° 5411.03 


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Aldeu  (Joseph!,  continued. 

—  Science  ot  government  in  connection  with  American 

institutions.      New   York,    1870.     12°.     .  5723.15 
Alden  {Hev.    Timothy).     Memorabilia   of  Yarmouth. 

[/n  Mass.  hist  soe.     CoU.  v.  5,  1795.]    .     G51.05 
Alder  (Joshua)  and  Hancock  (Albany).    Monograph 

of  the   British    nudibranchiate    mollusca  :    with 

figures.    London,  Eay  society,  ISUo.  fol.  4749.01 
Aldersey    (Charles).       Voyage     to     lerusalem     and 

Tripolis,  1581  ;  to  .\lexandria  and  Cairo,  1586.   [In 

•Hakluyt,  t.  2,   ISlO.] 916.16 

Alderson  (Sir  J.)    On   sea-sickness.     London,  1872. 

IG^ 4351.08 

Aldershot,  and  all  about  it.  Mrs.  Young.  1857.   952.02 
Aldine  (The),  a  typographical  art  journal.     3  v.     New 

York,  1871-73.     fol. 
Aldine  editions.     lienouard  {A.  A.)    Annales  de  I'im- 

primerie   des  Aide.      3  v.     2e   e'd.     1825.    2765.06 

—  Serie  dell'    edizioni  Aldine.     [1491-1595.]      3a  ed. 

[Notizie  letterarie  intorno   ai    Maniizj].     [anon.] 

Firenze,   1803.     16' 2761.08 

See  Nouvelle  biogr.  g6n.,  v.  33  :  288,  etc,  ;  also.  Printing. 

Aldrich  (T.  B. )  BaUad  of  Babie  Bell  and  other  poems. 

New  York,  1857.     12° 1612.06 

—  Bells  (The)  :    a  collection  of  chimes.     New  York, 

1855.     12° 1612.10 

—  Cloth  of  gold,  and  other  poems.      [Friar  Jerome's 

beautiful    book,   Babv  BeU,  Judith,    Interludes. 
Sonnets.]     Boston,  1874.     12= 1612.29 

—  Course  of  true  love  never  did  run  smooth,  [a  poem]. 

New  York,  1858.     16° 1612.09 

—  Pampinea  and  other  poems.  N.Y.,  1861.  16°.  1612.08 

—  Poems.     New  York,  1863.     32° 1612.07 

Aldus  Manutius.     See  Manuzio. 

Ale :  in  prose  and  verse.     By  Barry  Gray  and  John 

Savage 161.11 

Alemdar  Mustafa  Pasha.     Short  history  of.     [in  Ori- 
ent, tr.  fund.   Miscel.  trans.,  v.  2.   1831.]  7818.16 
Aleutian  Islands.     6'ee  Countries.    (Alaska.) 
Alexander //le  Great.     See  Biography,     (rndicidual.) 
Alexander  I. ,  of  i?«ssia.  i'ce  Biography.  {Indioidual.) 
Alexander,    bishop  of  Alcrandria.     Fragments.     Tr. 
by  J.   B.    H.    Hawking.     Edinburgh,    1869.    8°. 
[Ante  Nicene  Chr.  lib.  v.  14.]    ....  3467.17 

Contents  :  Epistlea  of  the  Arian  heresy.  Two  fracmenta 
against  the  Arians.  On  the  soul  and  body  and  the  Passion 
ot"  the  Lord. 

Alexander,  bishop  of  Lycopolis.  Writings.  On  the 
tenets  of  the  Manichaaans.  Tr.  by  J.  B.  H.  Haw- 
kiais.  Edinburgh,  1869.  8°.  [Ant3  Nicene  Chr. 
Ubr.    V.  14.] 3467.17 

Alexander  (Archibald,  D.  D.)  A  history  of  coloniza- 
tion on  the  western  coast  of  Africa.  2d  ed. 
Philadelphia,  1849.     8° 5833.08 

Alexander  (C.  A.)  Origin  and  history  of  the  Eoyal 
society  of  London.     [Sm.  rep.,  1863.]     .3936.18 

Alexander  (Charles  C.)  Concrete  bomb-proof.  [/»i 
Royal  engineers.     Papers,  v.  1.     1844.]     3918.17 

Alexander  (Edward).  Testimony  of  the  monthly 
meeting  of  [Friends]  concerning  E.  A.  Dublin, 
1827.    8°. 3586.U9 

Alexander  (H.  C.)  The  life  of  J.  A.  Alexander.  2  v. 
New  York,  1870.   8° 3013.24 

Alsxandsr  (J.)  The  Jews  :  their  past,  present,  and 
future.      London,   1870.     16° 3411.11 

Alexander  (James).  Monetary  decimals.  [In  Nat. 
assoc.  soc.  science.     Trans.     1863.]     .     .  5815.08 

Alexander  (Hir  James  E.,  ed.)  Sahnou  fishing  in 
Canada.  By  a  resident,  [anon.]  London,  I860. 
8° 4626.08 

—  Sketches  of  Portugal  during  the  civil  war  of  1834. 

["Waldie  Library,     v.   5.  ] 5078. 19 

Alexander  (James  W.)    Discourses  on  topics  of  chris- 
tian faith  and  practice.     N.  Y.,  1S58.    8°.  3513.19 
Alexander  (Joseph  Addison).   Acts  of  the  apostles  ex- 
plained.    2  V.     New  York,  1861.     12°.     .  3755.08 

—  Gospel  according  to  Mark  explained.     New  York, 

1861.     12° 3754.07 

—  Gospel  according    to    Matthew    explained.      New 

York,  1861.     12° 3751.01 


—  Isaiah,  tr.  and  explaluod.     2  v.     New  York,  1851. 

12° 3733.13 

—  Notes  on  New  Testament  literature.     New  York, 

1861.     12° 3413.09 

—  Psalms,   trans,  and   explained.      3   v.      New  York, 

1862.   12° 3732.10 

Alexander  (John  Henry).  Googr.  researches,  1847-8. 
[In  Amer.  assoc.  Proceed.,  v.  1,  1849.]  3946.01 
Alexander  (Stephen).  Fundamental  principles  of 
mathematics.  Some  phenomena  dependent  upon 
the  progressive  motion  of  light.  [Amer.  assoc. 
Proceed.,  v.  1,  1849.]  Extension  of  Bode's  law. 
[v.  4,  1851.]  Some  special  analogies  in  the  phe- 
nomena of  sight  and  touch.  Atmospheric  envel- 
opes of  Venus,  etc.  Origin  of  some  clusters  of 
stars,  c(c.  [v.  6,  1852.]  Suggestions  rel.  to  the 
observ.  of  the  solar  eclipse  of  May  26,  1854.  [v. 
8,  1854.] 3946.07 

—  Relations  of  time  and  space.  [Sm.  rep., 1861.]  3936.16 

—  Vastness  of  the  visible  creation.  [Smithsonian  rep. , 

1857.] 3936.12 

Alexander  (S.    D. )      Princeton  College  daring  the 

18th  century.  New  York,  1872.  8°.  .  5518.19 
Alexander  (Win.,  D.  D.)     History  of  women.     2  v. 

London,  1782.     8° 5824.05 

Alexander  (Wm. )     •  Picturesque  representations  of 

the  Chinese.  London,  [1814.]  8°.  .  .6525.18 
Alexander  (5i?- Wm.,  earl  oj  Stirling).     Select  poems. 

[Sanford  (E.)  British  poets,  v.  4.     1819.]  169L04 

—  Poems.     With  life,  by  A.   Chalmers.     [Chalmers 

(A.)  English  poets,  v.  5.  1810.]  .  .  1626.05 
For  biogr.  notices  of  A.,  see  Biography. 

Alexander  (Wm.,  bp.  of  Dtrry  aiul  Jinphoe).  Victor 
Hugo  as  a  poet.  [In  Afternoon  lectures,  v.  2.] 
Matthew  Arnold's  poetry,  [v.  4,  1867.]  Specimen 
of  atransl.  of  VngU.     [v.  5.  1869.]     .     .  2512.20 

Alexandre  [A.. )  The  beauties  of  chess  :  a  collection  of 
the  finest  chess  problems.  L.,    1846.  1.8°.  4618.19 

—  Encyclopedie des  (Schecs.  P.,  1837.  obi.  fol.     1466.23 
Alexandria,  Egypt,     See  Countries.     (Egypt.) 
Alexandria,  Va.     National  cemetery.     KoU  of  honor. 

No.  4.  Names  of  soldiers  buried.  Wash.,  1866. 
8°.     [United  States.     q,aar.  master  gen,]    633.10 

Alexandria  (Va.)  canal  Potomac  aqueduct.  TurnbuU 
( W. )  Reports  on  the  construction  of  the  piers. 
1835-40 3927.32 

Alexandrian  Library.  Delepiare  (U.)  Hist,  difficul- 
ties.    1868.    p.  31-40 2521.27 

Alexandrian  school  of  philosophy. 

—  Witt  (J.  G. )     Mutual  influence  of  the  christian  doc- 

trine and  the  school  of  A.     1862.     .     .     .3624.15 

—  Kingsley  (C.)     Hypatia,  [a  novel].     .     .     .     221.71 
.•Vlexandria  and"  her  schools.     [  With  his  Sir  Walter 

Raleigh,    etc.] 2534.06 

See  also,  the  writings  of  Jamblichus,  Julian.  Plotinus, 
Porphyry,  Clemens  Alexandrinus,  Origea  :  also.  Biblical 
and  religious  lit.  [.Veo-plalonism)  .—Philosophy  (History)  ;— 
anrt  article  (with  references)  in  M'Chntock  and  Strong'a 
Cyclopffldia,  v.  1. 
Alfieri  (Vittorio).  Tragedie.  Discorso,  di  P.  Dal 
Rio.      Firenze,    1837.     8° 7318.03 

—  Tragedies  ;   from  the  Italian,  by  C.    Lloyd.     3  v. 

London,  181.5.     12° 1712.10 

1.  Phihp  :  PoUnices  :  Antigone  ;  Virginia  ;  Agamem- 
non :  Orestes. 

2.  Kosmunda  ;  Octavia ;  Timoleon  ;  Meropo  ;  Mary 
Stuart ;  Conspiracy  of  the  Pazzi. 

3.  Don  Garcia  ;  Saul ;  Agis  :  Sophonisba  ;  First  Brutus  ; 
Myrrha  :  Second  Brutus. 

For  lives  of  A  ,  see  Biography.     See  also    Literature. 
t^Italian.) 
AUbrd  (Henry).    Chapters  on  the  poets   of  ancient 
Greece.      London,  1841.     8° 1613.22 

—  Essays  and  addresses.     London,  1869.     8°.  3513.20 

Contents  :  The  special  education  of  the  clergy.  Preach- 
ing. The  Christian  conscience.  The  uuiou  of  Christen- 
dom in  its  home  aspect.  Charity,  the  end  of  the  com- 
mandment. Requisites  of  an  education  for  the  ministry. 
The  church  of  the  future. 

—  Greek  'Testament.    Revised  text,  and  commentary. 

4  V.  in  5.     London,  1856-62.     8°.     .     .     .  3743.06 

—  How  to  study  the   New  Testament :    Gospels  and 

Acts  of  the  Apostles.    London,  1866.    18°.  3752.11 

—  Letters  from  abroad.  [Italy.]  L. ,  1865.  16°.     972.18 


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ALFORD- ALLEGIANCE 


Alford  (Henry),  continued. 

—  Life,  journals  and  letters.     Ed.  by  Ma  widow.     2d 

ed.     London,  1873.     8° 3011.25 

—  Plea  for  the  queen's  English.    Stray  notes  on  spe^ik- 

ing  and  speUing.     2d  ed.     L.,  18(55.   16°.  6423.24 
;vro(e._Kepub.  from  Good  words,  v.  4, 1863.  For  an  attack 
upon  it  see  Moon  (G.  W.)    The  Dean's  English. 

—  Poetical  works.    Boston,  18.53.     16°..     .     .1612.11 

—  State  of  the  blessed  dead.    N.  Y.,  1874.  32°.  3513.06 
Alfred  the  Great,  king  of  England.    Anglo-Saxon  ver- 
sion of  Orosius.     English  transl.  by   B.  Thorpe, 
r  With  PauU  (R.)  Life,  etc.  ■  London,    Bohn,  1852. 
12°.] 3013.17 

—  Geography  of  the  known  world.     From  his  tr.  of 

Orosius.     [In  Kerr  (R.)  Voyages,  v.  1.]     914.08 

—  West-Saxon  version  of  Gregory's  Pastoral  care,  with 

Engl,  transl. ,  Latin  text,  and  introd.  ;  ed.  by  H. 
Sweet.     L.,  1871-72.     8°.  [E.  E.  T.  boc]  7914.05 

—  'Whole  works.     With  preliminary  essays  illustrative 

of  the  history,  arts,  and  manners  of  the  ninth 
century.     2  v.     Loudon,  1858.     8°.      .     .5017.15 

Contents  :  v.  1.— Harmony  of  the  chroniclers  during  his  life 
k.  D.  859  901,  by  Dr.  Giles;  Skutch  of  the  Anglo-Saxon  mint, 
by  J.  Y.  Ackerman  ;  Coins  of  King  Alfred,  by  D.  Uaigh  :  A 
metrical  English  version  of  King  Alfred's  poems,  by  M.  F. 
Tupper  ;  History  and  political  state  of  Eui'ope  in  tne  9lh 
century,  by  T.  Forester  ;  The  Danes,  by  C.  Hook  ;  King 
Alfred's  charters,  tr.  by  Dr  Giles  ;  King  Alfred's  will ; 
Domestic  manners  of  the  Anglo-Saxons,  by  G.  Soane;  Traces 
of  the  Danes  in  England,  by  T.  Forester.  V.  2.— English 
translation  ol  King  Alfred's  Anglo-Saxon  version  of  Orosius; 
King  Alfred's  version  of  Bede.  tr.  by  E.  Thomson  ;  King 
Alfred  8  version  of  Boelhms,  tr.  by  Rev.  S,  Fox  ;  King  Al- 
tred'a  Haud-book  ;  Essay  on  the  geograpliy  of  King  Alfred. 
by  E.  T.  Hampson  ;  Preface  to  the  Anglo-Saxon  version 
of  Gregory's  pastoral  care  ;  Modern  English  version  of 
King  Alfred's  Blossom-gatherings  from  St.  Augustine  ; 
Laws  of  King  Alfred  ;  Alfred's  Preface  to  Gregory's  Dia- 
logueB. 

For  lives  of  Alfred,  see  Biography. 

Alfred:   an  heroic  poem,     ^'ee  Cottle  (.J.)     .  1633.23 
Alfriend  (Frank   H.)    Life  of  Jefferson  Davis.     Cm- 

cinnati  and  Chicago,  1868.    8° 3046. 19 

Algge.     .See  Botany. 

Algarotti  (Francesco,  Conte).    An  essay  on  painting. 

London.   1764.     18° 1411.23 

—  Letters,  military  and  political.     From  the  Italian. 

London,  17Si.  8° 451-4.14 

Algebra.     Nee  Mathematics.     (Algebra. ) 

Alger  (Horatio,  jr. )     iSee  Fiction. 

Alger  (W.  R. )     Address  at  the  funeral  of  Rev.  Stephen 

LoveU.     Boston,  1858.    16° 5012.09 

—  Charities  of  Boston  ;  Waireu-street  chapel :  address. 

Boston,  1856.     8° 5012.09 

—  Critical  history  of  the  doctrine  of  a  future  life. 

With  bibUography,  [by  Ezra  Abbot].  New  York, 
1866.     8° 3513.21 

—  Friendships  of  women.     Boston,  1868.     1'2°.  5821.22 

—  Good  Samaritans  in    Boston  :    tribute    to    Moses 

Grant     [Boston,  1862.]     12°.     ....  501'2.09 

—  Poetry  of  the  East.     Boston,  1856.     16°.     .  16r2.12 

—  Same.  Poetry  of  the  Orient.  B. ,  1874.  12°.  161'2.r2a 

—  Solitudes  of   nature  and  of   man.     Boston,   1867. 

12°. 2512.07 

Cr>n(«its:  Solitudes  of  nature.  Solitudes  of  man.  Morals 
of  solitude.  Sketches  of  lonely  characters  :  Bei  thoven, 
Boethius.  Bruno,  Buddha,  Byron,  Chauning,  Chopin, 
Oicoro,  Coleridge,  Comte.  Confucius,  Dante.  Demosthenes, 
Descartes,  Foster,  Guerin  (E.  de),  Guerin  (M.  de).  Uegt-l 
Hobbes.  Jesus,  Leibnitz,  Leopardi.  Lucretius,  Milton.  Pas 
cal.  Petrarch.  Bobcrtsou,  Rousseau.  Schopenhauer,  Shel- 
ley. Tacitus,  Tasso,  Thoreiu,  'Vico,  White  (Blanco).  Words- 
worth, Zimmermann. 

Algeria.     See,  CountrieB. 

Alhambra  (Thej. 

—  Irving  {W.)    Tales  of  the  Alhambra.     .     .     215.£6 

.See  also  works  upon  Spain. 
Alhambra  and  the  Kremlin.  S.  L  Prime.   1873.    945.01 
Ali  (Syed  Ameerl.     Life  and  teachings  of  M  .hammed. 

London,    1873.     1'2° 3115.31 

Ali  Sher   Kani.      Tuhfatu-1   Kiram.      {In    Elliot   (H. 

M.)     Hist,  of  India,  V.  1,1867.]     .     .     .1035.13 
Alibsrt  (J.  L. )    Physiologic  des  passions.     2e  ^d.  2.  v. 

BruxeUes,    1825.     8° 5433.12 

Alice    of    Monmouth,    an    idyl.       E.    C.    Stedman, 

1864 1687.09 


Alien  and  sedition  laws  of  1798.  J^"  Consult  the  in- 
dexes of  the  Works  of  John  Adams  [501.3.10], 
Thomas  Jefferson  [5045.09],  James  Madison 
[.5U5'!.  04],  Histories  of  the  United  States,  and  lives 
of  John  Adams. 

Aliens.  0)ckburn  (Sir  A.  J.  E.)  Nationality;  or  the 
law  relating  to  subjects  and.     1869.     .     .  5613.18 

See  also  Lavt^.     {International.) 

AlighierL     .See  Dante  Alighieri. 

Aligny  (Henry  F.  Q.  d').  Mining  and  mechanical  pre- 
paration of  ores.  [In  U.  S.  Paris  e.rpoiiition, 
1867.  Reports,  v.  -4.  ]  Manufacture  of  beet  sugar 
and  alcohol,  and  cultivation  of  sugar  beet.  Pre- 
paration of  food.  Photographs  and  photographic 
apparatus.  History  of  the  Atlantic  cables.  [  In 
V.  5.] 3915.12  ;  13 

Aliaon  ( iieu.  Archibald).  Nature  aiid  principles  of 
taste.  [Ed.]  by  A.  Mills.   N.  Y.,  1852.   12^.  5437.02 

Alison  {Sir  Archibald).  History  of  Europe  [1774- 
1815.]  New  ed.  with  portraits.  14  v.  Edin- 
burgh,  18-49-50.     8°.      .......     444,01 

—  Same.     4  v.     New  York,  1852-53.     8°.    .     .     446.01 

—  Same.     From  the  fall  of  Napoleon  to  1832.    v.  19. 

Edinburgh,  1854-59.    8° 444.15 

—  Same.     4  v.     New  York,  1855-60.     8°.     .     .     446.08 

—  Same.     Atlas  ;  constructed  by  A.  K.  Johnston.     Ed- 

inburgh, 1855.  obi.  8° 444.22 

—  Life  of  John,  duke  of  Marlborough.      New   York, 

1B48.     1'2°. 3037.04 

—  Lives  of  Lord  Castlereagh  and  Sir  Charles  Stewart, 

2d  and  3d  marq.   of  Londonderry.     [1788-1854.] 
Edinburgh  and  London,  1861.     8^.     .     .  3033.22 

—  Miscellaneous  essays.     Phila.,  1852.     8^.    .  2517.02 

Contents :  Chateaubriand  ;  Napoleon  ;  Bossuet ;  Po- 
land :  Mme.  de  Stael  ;  National  monuments  ;  Marshal 
Ney  ;  Robert  Bruce  :  Paris  in  1814  :  Louvre  in  1814  ;  Tyrol; 
France  in  18i3  ;  Italy  ;  Scott ;  Campbell  and  Byron  ;  Copy- 
right question  ;  Michelet's  France  ;  Military  treason  and 
civic  soldie  s  ;  Arnold  s  Rome  ;  Mirabeau  :  Bulwer'a 
Athens ;  Reign  of  Terror  ;  FreuL-b  revolution  of  1830  ; 
Fall  of  Tui-key  ;  Spanish  revolution  of  1820  ;  Partition  of 
tlie  Netherlands  :  Karamsin's  Russia  ;  Desertion  of  Portu- 
gal ;  Carliflt  struggle  in  Spain  ;  "Wellington  ;  Affghanistau 
expedition  ;  The  future  ;  Guizot ;  Homer  ;  Dante,  and 
Michael  Angelo. 

—  Principles  of  population.  2  v.  Ed.,  1840.  8°.  5914.01 
Alison  (Wm.   P.)    Etfect  of  poverty,  etc.,  on  public 

health.     [In  Nat.onal  association,  social  science. 

Trans.,  1858.] 5S15.02 

All  about  it :   or,   history  and  mystery  of  common 

things.  2d  ed.  Loudon,  1858.  16\  .  .  3913.04 
All  round  the  world.  P.  GiUmore.  1871.  .  933.11 
AH  round  the  Wrekin.     [Rambles  in  England.  ]     W. 

White.     1860 953.03 

All  the  year  round  ;  conducted  by  C.  Dickens,     v.  1- 

20,  1859-68.     London,  1859-68,     8°.     .     .  8019.01 

—  Same.     New  Series,     v.    1-12.     1869-74.      London, 

1869-74.     8°. 8019.01 

All  Souls  coll-ige,    O.xford  university.    Burrows   (M  ) 

Worthies  of      1874 483.18 

All's  well  that  ends  well.     See  Shakspsre  (W.) 
Allah  Elfendi  (H.  R. )     Thistle  and  cedar  of  Lebanon. 

London,  1854.      8° 1052.06 

AUais  (Denis  Vairasse  d').    L'histoire  des  Si^varambes. 

["Voyages  imag. ,  V.  5.] 7027.05 

—  History   of  the   Sevarambians.     Tr.   from  the  me- 

moirs of  Captain  Sidea.  [psewdort.]  London.  1738. 
8^ 5713.17 

Allan  (G.)  Life  of  Sir  Walter  Scott.  ["Waldie  li- 
brary], V.  6  of.' 5078.15 

Allan  (John).  Journal  and  letters.  [In  Kidiei  (F.) 
Military  op.  in  E.  Maine.    Alb.  1867.  8^.]     593.21 

Allan  (Peter  John).  Poetical  remains,  vrith  biogr.  Ed 
by  H.  Christmas.    London,  1853.     8°.     .  1612.26 

AUbutt  (T.  C.)  On  the  use  of  the  ophthalmoscope  in 
diseases  of  the  nervous  system  and  of  the  kidneys; 
also  in  certain  other  general  disorders.  Loudon 
and  New   York,  1871.     8°. 4341.20 

Alleghania.  Praises  of  American  heroes.  C.  L.  Pin- 
dar,    [pseud]     1888 1676.11 

Alleghany  Mountains.     See  Countries,  places,  etc. 

Allegiance.     See  Government,  p.  ;    also  Iiavr 

(International),  p. 


BROOKLYN    MERCANTILE    LIBRARY. 


ALLEGORIES -ALMANACS 


13 


Allegories  (Religious).  See  Biblical  aud  religious 
literature,  p. 

AUegri     See  Correggio. 

Allegro  (L'l.     See  Milton  (John). 

Allelein-Hom.  jSee  Galton  (F. )  Vacation  tourists, 
1860 925.11 

Allen  (0.  B.)  Treatise  on  cottage  buildiug.  London, 
IVeale.lSal.     16° 1312.05 

Allen  (David  0. )  India  ;  ancient  and  modem.  Bos- 
ton, 1856.   8° 1035.08 

Allen  (Elizabeth  Akers).  ["  Florence  Percy. "]  Poems. 
Boston,  1800.     ls° 1G12.05 

—  See  Morse  (0.  A.)     Vindication  of  the  claim  of  M. 

W.  Ball  to  the  authorship  of  the  poem  "  Rock  me 
to  sleep,  mother. " 1673.15 

Allen   Ethan),     ^>e  Biography.     ( Tndividudl.) 

Allen  (Frederic).  Early  lawyers  of  Lincoln  and  Kenne- 
bec CO.     [Ill  Maine  hist.  so?.  ColL  v.  6.]     602.06 

Allen  (Prof.  George).  Life  of  Philidor,  musician  and 
chess-player.     Phila.     18G3.      12°.     .      .  3143.08 

Allen  (H.)  Monograph  of  the  bats  of  N.  A.  1864. 
[Smith.     MisceL  coll.  v.  7.] 3935.17 

—  Outlines  of  comparative  anatomy  and  medical  zo- 

ology. Philadelphia,  1869.  8°.  .  .  .  4336.05 
Allen  (J.  Adams).  Medical  examination  for  life  in- 
surance. 2d  ed.  Chicago,  1867.  8°.  .  4327.11 
Allen  (Joel  A.)  Catalogues  of  tbe  mamm:\Ls  of  Massa- 
chusetts ;  with  a  critical  revision  of  the  species. 
[Museum  of  com.  zoology  Bulletin,  v.  1.]  4736.19 

—  On  the  eared  seals.     (Otariadae),  with  detailed  de- 

scriptions of  the  North  Pacific  species.  [Bulletin 
of  the  Museum  of  com.  zoology,  v.  2.]     .  4736.20 

—  On  the  mammals  and  winter  birds  of  East  Florida , 

with  sketch  of  the  bird  faunoa  of  eastern  North 
America,  [Bulletin  of  the  Museum  of  compara- 
tive zoology,  v.  2.] 4736.20 

AUen  (Joseph,  H.  jV. )  Battles  of  the  British  navy. 
[1190  to  1840.]  2  V.    L.,  Bohn,  1852.   12°.     494.01 

Allen  (Joseph  Henry).  Hebrew  men  and  times.  Bos- 
ton, 1863.     12° 3464.11 

—  Ten  discour.ses  on  Orthodoxy.  B.,  1849.   12°.  3513.23 
Allen  (Joshua).     Bill  of  mortality,  Augusta,  1852-56. 

lln  Maine  hist.  soc.    CoU.  v.  5,  1857.]     .  602.05 
AUen  (Julian).    Autocracy  in  Poland  and  Russia.  New 

York,  1854.     12° 554.06 

Alien  (Louis  F. )  American  cattle  :  their  hist. ,  breed- 
ing, and  management.     N.  Y.,  1868.   12°.  6131.11 

—  Rural  architecture.     New  York,  1860.   12°.     1314.18 
AJlen  (M.  0. )     History  of  Wenham,  civil  and  eccle- 
siastical, 1639-1860.      Boston,   1860.     8°.     601.04 

Allen  (Nathan,  M.  D. )  Essay  on  the  opium  trade  in 
India  and  China.     Boston,   1850.     8^     .  4334.39 

—  Law  of  human  increase  ;    or,  population  based  on 

physiology  and  psychology.      New  York,    1868. 

8° 4335.10 

AUen  ( Rev.  N.  G. )    Devotions  of  the  ages,  or  collects, 

texts  and  lyrics  illustrative  of  the  christian  year. 

Philadelphia,  1866.     16°. 3513.25 

AUen  (Paul).      History  of  the  American  revolution. 

2  V.     Baltimore,  1822.     8°. 583.01 

Note. — Written  for  him  by  John  Neal  and  Mr.  Watkins. 

—  History  of  the  expedition  under  Lewis  and  Clark 

across  the  Rocky  Mts.  1804-6.  2  v.  New  York, 
[n.  d.]     18°.     [H.  F.  L.] 1071.01 

AUeu  (R.  H. )  New  England  tragedies  in  prose.  1. 
The  coming  of  the  Quakers.  2.  The  witchcraft 
delusion.     Boston,  1869.     16° 3812.10 

AUen  (R.  H.  and  Co. )  Catalogue  of  agricaltural  and 
horticultural  implements,  seeds  and  fertilizers, 
and  of  improved  live  stock.  16th  ed.  New  York, 
1870.    8° 6135.05 

AUen  (R.  S.,  M.  D.)  Analysis  of  mineral  fountains  at 
Saratoga  Springs,  with  their  use.  3d  ed.  revised. 
Saratoga  Springs,  1853.     18° 4328.01 

AUen  (T. )  Explosibihty  of  coal  oils.  [Sm.  report. 
1861.] 3936.16 

AUen  (Thaddeus).  An  inquiry  into  the  views,  etc.,  of 
the  leading  men  in  the  orgiinization  of  the  Ameri- 
can Uni  <-a.  V.  1.  [1774-77.  No  more  pubUshed.] 
Boston,  1819.     8° 583.25 

AUen  (William,  card.)    Defence  of  Sir  Wm.  Stanley's 


surrender  of  Doventer,  1587  ;  ed.  hy  F.  Hevwood. 
London,  1851.  4^  [Chatham soc. ,  v.  2.5.  ]  5094.2-5 
AUen  (Wm..  D.  D.,  pre.i.  of  Jioic:loiii  college).  Ac- 
count of  the  exped.  to  Quebec,  1775.  [/n  Maine 
hist.  soc.  Coll.  V.  1.] 002.01 

—  'American  biographical  dictionary.     3d  ed.    Boston 

1857.    8^ 3247.01 

AUen  (William  F.),  Ware  (Charles  V.\  and  Garrison 
(Lucy  McKim).  Slave  songs  of  the  United  States. 
New  York,   1867.     8° 15(54.04 

AUeyn(Edwardi.  CoUier(J.  P.)  Memoir  of  E.  AUeyn. 
1841 1756.01 

AUeyn  papers.  With  introd.  by  J.  P.  ColUer.  Lon- 
don, Shak.  soc,  1843.     8° 1756.18 

AUgememe  deutsche  Real-Encycloplidie.  See  Con- 
versatious-Lexicou. 

AUibone  (Samuel  Austin).  Critical  dictionary  of  Eng- 
lish Uterature  and  British  and  American  authors. 
3  V.     Phila ielphia,  1859-71.     8°.     .     .     .  2755.01 

—  Life  of  Alex.    Henry.      [/n  Hunt  (F.)    American 

merchants,  v.   1.] 3214.10 

—  Poetical  quotations    from  Chaucer    to    Tennyson. 

Philadelphia,  1874.     8° 6217.20 

Alliugham  (Wm.,  ed.)  BaUad  book.  Loudon,  1865. 
li;° 1612.25 

—  Poems.     Boston,  1861.     32°. 1612.13 

AUison   (Thomasi.      Voyage  from  Archangel,    1697. 

[Pinkerton's  Voyages,  V.  1.]     ....     926.01 

Allison.     See  also.  Alison 

Allix  (Pierre).  Reflections  on  the  Holy  Scriptures. 
[/n  Watson  (R.)  Theol.  tracts,  v.  1.]    .  3621.03 

Allman  (George  James).  •Monograph  of  the  fresh- 
water polyzoa,  British  and  foreign.  London, 
Ray  soc,  1856.     foL 4749.02 

AUom  (Thomas).  'China  in  a  series  of  views.  With 
hist,  and  descript.  notices  by  G.  N.  Wright.  4  v. 
in  2.     London,  1843.     4° 1026.08 

—  'Constantinople    and    the   scenery    of   the    Seven 

Churches  of  Asia  Minor,  illustrated.  With  hist, 
account  by  R.  Walsh,  2  v.  L.,  1849.   4^.   .     997.17 

AUouez  (Claude).  Voyage  to  tho  lUinois  ;  notice  of 
A.  by  Shea.  [In  Shea  (J.  G.)  Discovery  of  the 
Mississippi  vaUey.     1853.] 1125.01 

Allsop  (Thomas).  Letters,  conversations  and  recol- 
lections of  Coleridge,  [aiion.}  New  York,  1836. 
12° 3042.17 

AJlsop.     See  also  Alsop. 

Allston  (Washington).  Lectures  on  art,  and  poems. 
Ed.  by  R.  H.  Dana,  jr.  N.  Y.,  1850.  12°.  1411.01 
See  also  Fiction  ;  also  Biography. 

Alma  mater.     See  "Wright  (J.  M. )     .     .     .     .5511.03 

Almack  (Richard,  ed.)  Papers  relating  to  proceed- 
ings in  Kent,  1642-46.  Londou,  Caimlen  soc. 
Miscel.  V.  3.     1855.    4° 5113.15 

Almae  matres.  By  Megathvm  Splene.  [J.  C.  Thom- 
son.]   Loudon,   [1849.]     16° 5511.04 

Almanacs. 

—  De  Morrjan  (A.)    The  book  of  almanacs ,  with  an  it . 

dex  of  reference  by  which  the  almanac  may  be 
found  for  every  year,  whether  in  old  style  or  new, 
from  any  epoch,  ancient  or  modern,  up  to  A.  D, 

2000.     Londou,  1851 6722.22 

a^  For  other  works  upon  the  calendar,  see  Calendar,  in 
general  alphabet. 

—  Stickney  (J/.  A.)      Several  articles  in  Essex  inst. 

hist.  coU.  V.  8 605.10. 

—  Almanach  comique.    1860.     Paris,  [n.  d.]     16°. 

—  Almanach  do  Gotha.     Gotha,  1861-74.     32°.  6721.21 

—  Albany  Evening  Journal  almanac.    1861-75.    Albany, 

1861-75,     12°.      .      .      , 0742.15 

— -4merica)i  aUnanac.  1830-61.  32  v.  Boston,  1830-61. 

12° 6722.01 

iVbte.— Succeeded  by  National  almanac,  1863,  64  ;    and 
American  year-book,  1869. 

—  American  ephemens  or  nautical  almanac. 

iVite.— For  a  notice  of  this  work,  see  N.  A.   Rev.,  v.  101. 

—  American  year-book.     Ed.  by   D.    N.  Camp.    v.    1, 

1869.   IXo  more  pubi]  Hartford,  1869.  8°.   6723.01 

—  Boston  almanac,   1839-74.     36  v.     Boston,   1839-74. 

'24°. • 6752.24 

—  British  farmers'  almanack,  1844-18.  L.,  Gomp.  of  sin- 

tioners,   [;i.  d]    12°. 6761. 2ff 


In  aakiug  for  books,  use  the  "  Book  Order,"  giving  the  AU  THOB'S  NAME,  the  first  part  of  tha  TITLfi,  and  the  NUMBER. 


14 


ALMANACS- AMATEUR 


Almanacs,  continued. 

—  British  almanac  and  companion.      1828-74.     47  v. 

London,  [n.  d.]     12' 6731.01 

—  Canada  year-book  and  almanac.     1867-70.     4  v.  in  1. 

Montreal,  1867-70.     12° 6743.01 

—  fJmrcA  almanac  for  1865-66.     N.  Y.,   [n.  d.]     18-. 

—  Churchman  s  family  almanac    1862.  N.  Y.,  1861.   18°. 

—  EivjlishTnan  s  almanack,  1829-42.     London,  Comp.  of 

stationers,  [n.  d.'\    12° 6761.11 

—  Englishman's  and  family  almanack,  1843-64.     L. ,  Co. 

of  stationers,  [ju   d]    12° 6761.25 

—  Family  almanack  or  annual  compendium,  1842.     L. , 

Co.  of  stationers,  [n.  d.]     12° 6761.21 

—  iTamiii/ and  parochial  almanack,  1835.   L.,  Co.  of  sta- 

tioners,  [n.   d.'i     12° 6761.17 

—  Jfarmfs' almanac,  1849.    ByA.  Mayuard.    B.,  [ii.d.] 

12°. 

—  Gardeners'  almanack,  1844-64.     L.,  Co.  of  stationers, 

[n.  d.]     12°. 6761.26 

—  Ocelestial  Mas,  or  new  Ephemaris,  1819-50.     L.,  Cb. 

of  stalioni^s,  \ii.  d.]     12° 6761.01 

—  Oentlemen's  diary,  or  mathematical  repository.     Lon- 

don, Co.   of  stationers,  [n.  d.]     12°.     .     .   6761.01 

—  Farmers'  calendar,  1843.     London,  Co.  of  stationers, 

[n.  d.]     12° 6701.25 

—  Haverty's  Ii-ish-.\merican  illus.  almanac,  1871.     New 

York,  1871.     12°. 

—  Butchins  improved  :  an  almanac,  etc.     New   York, 

1818.     In.  d.]    16°. 

—  Illustrated  cath.  family  almanac  for  U.  S. ,  1871.    New 

York,  [n.d.]    12° 3424.09 

—  Illustrated  pUgrim  almanac,  1861.  Boston,  [n.  d.]  8°. 
■ —  Knickerbocker's  almanac,  1823.     By  David  Young. 

New  York.  [n.  d]     12°. 

—  Zad,v'4- almanac,  1871.    Boston,  [n.  d.]   24°.  6741.22 

—  Ladies'  diary  ;  or  woman's  almanack,  1819-40.    Lon- 

don, Co.  of  stationers,  [)i.  d.  ]     12°.     .     .  6761.01 

—  Ladies'  and  gentlemen's  diary,  1841-64.  London,  Co. 

of  stationers,  [«.  d.]    12° 6761.23 

—  Mechanics'  almanac,  1836-44.  London,  Co.  of  station- 

ers, [n.  d.]     12° 6761.18 

—  Medical  almanac,  1835-43.  London,  Co.  of  stationers, 

[n.  d.]     12° .     .     .   6761.17 

—  Merlinus  liberatus.    By  J.  Partridge.  1819-64.  Lon- 

don, Co.   of  stationers,  [n.  d.]     12°.     .     .  6761.01 

—  ilfonireai almanack.  1846.  Montreal,[n.d.]  24°  6761.28 

—  J/ortt>n's  almanac  for  farmers.   1871.    L.  ,[ji.  d.]     8°. 

—  Nast  (  T. )   Illustratod  almanac.  1873-75.  New  York, 

[n.  d.]     12' 6756.15 

—  national  almanac  and  annual  record.  1863-1864.  2  v. 

Philadelphia,  1863-64.     12° 6722.20 

—  Neicfoundland  almanac.   18S8.     St.  John's,  1867.    8°. 

—  A'eu)  IVfc almanac.   1869-71.   N.Y.,[/i.d.]  8°.   6754.09 

—  'iVba)   York  Herald  almanac.     1872-75.      4  v.      New 

York,   [n.  d.]     8° 6756.01 

—  'New  York  Observer  year-book.    1871-73.    3  v.    New 

York,  [n.  d]     8° 6747.01 

—  Old  Franklin  almanac.     1865.     Phila.,  1865.    8°. 

—  Old  poor  Robin,  an  almanac.    1819-28.   London,  Co. 

of  stationers,  [ii.    d.]     12^ 6761.01 

—  Oregon  and  Washington  almanac.    1863.     Portland, 

(Oregon),    [n.  d.]     16°. 

—  People's  military  almanac.   1862.  N.  Y.,  [n.  d.]     12°. 

—  Protes(a)i(  Episcopal  almanac.  1866.  N.Y.  ,1866.  16°. 

—  Public   Led'ier  almanacs.      1870-73.      Philadelphia, 

1873.     12° 6741.05 

—  iSad(ier's  Catholic  almanac  and ordo.  1865,69,72,  74. 

4  v.     New  York,    1865-74.     12°.     .     .     .  3461.01 

—  Thom's  Irish  almanac  and  official  directory  of  the 

United   Kingdom,   1869-70.     2   v.    Dublin,  1869- 
70.     8°. 6736.02 

—  Speculum  anni.    1819-29.     London,  Co.  of  stationers, 

[n.  d]     12° ."    .   6761.01 

—  Tradesman's  and  mechanic's  almanack.      l.'i30-35, 

London,  Co.  of  stationers,  [n.  d.]     12'.     .   6761.12 

—  TribuJic almanac.   1856-75.   N.  Y.,[n.d]  12\   6754.15 

Note. — A  contiuuation  of  the  Whig  almanac.     [6754.14.] 

—  iJniiarinn  congregational  register.  1851,  54-58.   Boa- 

ton,  [?i.  d.]     12°. 

—  I/7iiuer?rt(i,5(  companion,  Blmanac,cJe.  1848,63.    Phila- 

delphia, 1848-62.     16°. 


—  Vox  stellarum,  or  a  loyal  almanack.     1819-64.     Lon- 

don, Co.  o/stadonera,  [n.  d.]  12°.     .     .     .  676L01 

—  ir/di;  almanac.   1849-.55.    N.Y.,  [n.d.]  12°.   6754.14 

iVoie..— Name  changed  to  Tribune  almanac  [6754.16]. 
~-  Whitaker  (J.)   Almanack.  1870-75.    London,  [n.d] 
12°     .     . 6712.17 

—  World  almanac.     [N.  Y.,  1870-75.]      12°     .   6742.27 

See  also  Annuals  ;— Calendar;— Directories: — Registers; 
— Year-books. 

Alnwick  Castle.     See  Halleck  (F.  G. ) 

A.  L.  O.  E.,  pseud.     .See  Tucker  (C.) 

Alouso  (J.  F.)  Elementary  grammar  and  guide  to 
conversation  for  travellers  in  Spain.  London, 
1867.     16° 6423.07 

Alpaca  (The).  W.  Walton.  1844.  .  .  .  6134.17 
See  also  Agriculture.     (Slicep.) 

Alpenstock  (The).     C.  J.  Latrobe.     1829.     .     983.02 

Alpha,  or,  God  in  matter.     T.   Clarke.    1870.  3535.21 

Alphabet  (The).    See  Language  ;-Printing ;- Writing. 

Alphabets,  ornamental  lettering,  etc. 

—  Brodie  and  Middleton's  alphabets  of  ornamental  writ- 

ing, etc.     1871 1451.11 

—  Callinefham  {J. )     Sign  writing  and  glass  embossing, 

1871 1451.10 

—  Dearborn  {N.  S.)    American  text  book  for  letters. 

9th  ed.     1869 1465.02 

—  Delamotte  (F.  0.)     'Embroiderer's  book  of  designs, 

initials,  alphabets,  etc.     1860.      .     .     .   1437.04 
— ■  —  'Examples  of  modern  alphabets,  plain  and  orna- 
mental.    1869 1437.05 

•Media9val  alphabets  and  initials  for  illuminators. 

2d  ed.    1864 1465.01 

—  Jones  (0.)     'One  thousand  and  one  initial  letters. 

1864 1467.05 

—  Shaw  (//. )     'Hand-book  of  Mediaeval  alphabets  and 

devices.     1836 1446.03 

—  Standard    sign-writer,    and    letterer's     companion. 

[anon.-] 1437.02 

See  also  Penmansiiip  ; — Printing  ; — Writing. 

Alpine  Club.  Peaks,  passes,  and  glaciers  :  excur- 
sions by  members  of  the  Alpine  club.  2d  series. 
Ed.  by  E.    S.  Kennedy.     L.,  1862.     8°.     983.21 

Alps.     See  Countries.     (Alps.) 

Alsop  (George).  A  character  of  the  province  of  Mary- 
land. Also  treatise  of  the  Indians  of  M.  New  ed. 
Introd.  and  notes  by  J.  G.  Shea.  New  York, 
1869.     8° 593.11 

Alsop  (Richards.  Charms  of  fancy  ;  a  poem.  New 
York,     185-6.     12° 1612.23 

Alsop.     See  also  Allsop. 

Alston  (J.  W. )  Hints  to  young  practitioners  in  land- 
scape painting.  Neutral  tint.  L.,1820.  8°.  1424.17 

Alston.     .See  also  Allstou. 

Althaus  (J. )  Treatise  on  medical  electricity.  2d  ed. 
London,  1870.     12' 4333.18 

Alto-swan;  or  life  in  the  Rocky  Mountains,  [anon.]  2  v. 
Ed.  by  J.  Watson  Webb.  N.  Y.  1846.  12°.  1124.04 

Alured,  Bp  of  Worcester.  Voyage  to  Jeru.salem,  1058. 
[In  Keri-  (R.)  Voyages,  v.  1.,  1811  [914.08]  ;  and 
Hakluyt  (R.)  Voyages,  v.  2,  1810  [916.15]. 

Alvensleben  (Max,  baron  von).  With  Maximilian  in 
Mexico.     London,  1867.     16° 1152.13 

Alviella  {Count  Goblet  d').  Sahara  and  Lapland. 
Travels  in  the  African  desert  and  the  Polar  world. 
From  the  French,  by  Mrs.  C.  Hoey.  London, 
1874.     12°. 1083.23 

Alvimart  (O.  d').  *Plctaresque  representations  of  the 
dress  of  the  Turks,  [anon.]  L.,[1814.]  8°.  662.5.22 

Alvord  (Benjamin).  Polar  plant  or  sUphium  lacinia- 
tum.    [In  Amer.  assoc.   Proc,  v.  2,  1850.]  3946.01 

—  Tangencies  of  circles  and  of  spheres.     [Sm.  contrib. 

v.  8.  .] 3937.08 

Alymere,  and  other  poems.      K.   T.  Conrad.    1852. 

1634.08 

Amadis  of  Gaul.     &e  Lobeira  (Vasco  de).     .     226.44 
Amalgamation  of  ores.     See   Arts   (Useftd  :   Melal- 

litri/y). 
Amari  (Michele).     History  of  the  war  of  the  Sicilian 

vespers.     Ed.   by   the  earl  of  Ellesmere.      3  v. 

Loudon,  1850.     8° 533.19 

Amasis  (Voyages  oft.    St.  Pierre  (J.  H.  B.de).     241.79 
Amateur's  rose  book.     S.  Hibberd 6132.21 


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Amatsur  dramas.  See  Baksr  (George  M.)  .  1712.28 
See  also,  Drama.     (Parlor  theatricals.) 

Amateur  mechanic's  workshop  ;  including  [turning], 
casting,  forging,  brazing,  soldering,  and  carpen- 
try. Hy  the  author  of  the  "  Lathe  and  its  uses." 
London,  1870.    8^ 3923.06 

Amateur's  greenhouse.     S.  Hibberd.     1873.    .  6132.19 

Amaurosis.     See  Medicine.     {Ki/e  and  itx  diseases.) 

Amazon  Uiver.     See  Countries. 

Amazons. 

—  Burton  (H.  F.|     Notices  of  the  so-called  Amazons. 

[In  his  G^Me,  etc.     1861.] 1083.09 

—  Gnyon{C.M.)  Histoire des Amazones.   1740.   5822.25 
Ambassadors.     See  La'W.     ( International  laic.) 
Ambrose  (Mr.),  pseud.     See  Kennedy  (J.  P.) 
Ambrotypss.     See  Arts  (Useful :  Photoijraphy). 
Ambulances.     Bowditch  (H.  I. )     Brief-  plea  for  an 

ambulance  system  for  the  army  of  the  United 
States.     1863 634.23 

Amelesagoras  Chnlcedonius.  Fragmenta.  [In  Mul- 
ler  (C.)  Fragm.  hist.  Gr. ,  v.  2.     Dldot.]     7765.10 

Amergau.     .See  Anunsrgau. 

Ameiuties  of  literature.    .See  D'Israeli  (L ) 

America.     See  Countries. 

America  and  her  commentators.  H.  T.  Tuckerman. 
1861 1074.12 

America  before  Eiurope.  A.  de  Gasparin,   1862.  632.12 

American.  6^  For  many  books  relating  to  Amencan 
travel,  history,  institutions,  and  statistics,  see 
Countries,  {Ifnited  Sfaies.)  For  American  art, 
see  Fine  arts  ;  for  American  biography,  see  Bio- 
graphy ;  for  jUnerican  literature,  see  Literatiu'e, 
etc.  J  etc. 

American  adventure  by  Land  and  sea.  [a?io/i.]  2  v. 
New  York,  1841.     18^     [H.   F.  L.]     .     .1164.03 

American  ahnanac.     1830-61.    v.  1-32.    Boston,  1S30- 

61.     12^ 6722.01 

iVoie.— The  volumes  for  1830,  18t9,  and  1859  contain  gen- 
eral indexes  to  the  previous  ten  years  respectively.  The 
work  was  succeeded  by  the  National  alniaua-c,  18G3-64,  and 
the  American,  year-book,  1869. 

American  and  Italian  cantatrici  ;  or,  a  year  at  the 
singing  schools  at  Milan.     By  Lucius,    [pseudon.] 

Loudon,  1867.     12° 1562.15 

American  anecdotes.  -See  Hunt  (Freeman).  6216.03 
American  angler's  book.  T.  Norns.  1864.  4616.27 
American  annals.  .s>e  Holmes  (Abiel).  .  .  576.01 
American  annual  cyclopaedia  and  register  of  impor- 
tant events.  1851-74.  N.  Y.,  Appletons,  1862-75.  8". 
Note.— An  index  to  v.  1-10  is  in  v.  10. 
Americau  annual  register.     1826-27—32-33.  7  v.   New 

York,  1830-35.     8^ 8001.01 

American  antiquarian  society.  Archjeologia  Ameri- 
cana. Transactions  and  collections.  v.  1-1. 
Worcester  and  Boston,  1820-60.  8^=.  .  .  .577.18 
Contents  :  V.  1.  Officers.  Origin  of  the  society.  Henne- 
pin (L.)  Discovery  of  tbe  Mississippi  and  adjacent  country 
by  the  Lakes.  Account  of  La  Salle's  undertaking  to  discover 
the  Mississippi  by  way  of  the  Gulf  of  Mexico.  Atwater  (C  ) 
Antiquities  in  Ohio  and  other  western  states.  Johnson  (J.) 
Present  state  of  Indian  tribes  inhabiting  Ohio.  Fiske  (M  ) 
Ancient  inhabitants  of  N.  America.  Alden  (V.)  Antiquities 
and  curiosities  of  western  Pennsylvania  Mitchell  (3.) 
Specimens  of  poetry  and  singing  ot  the  Osages  ;  descrip- 
tion o^  tbe  mummy  found  in  Kentucky  ;  original  inhabi- 
tants of  America  and  Asia.  Farnham  (J.  H.)  Remarkable 
cave  in  Kentucky.  Wilkius  (U.)  Mummy  found  in  said 
cave.  Sheldon  (W.)  Account  of  the  Caraibs.  Adams  (B.) 
Cave  in  Indiana.  V.  2.  Burnside  i.S.  M.)  Memoirs  of 
Isaiah  Thomas.  Gallatin  (A.)  Synopsis  of  Indian  tribes  of 
N.  America.  Gookin  (D.)  Christian  Indians  of  New  Eng- 
land. Clinton  (De  W.)  Leaden  plate  or  medal,  found  near 
the  mouth  of  the  Muskingum.  Galindo  (J.)  Ruins  of  Co- 
pan,  in  Central  America.  ClarUe  (A.)  Letter  to  P.  S. 
Du  Ponceau.  Davis  {J  )  Obituary  notice  of  C  C.  Baldwin. 
V.  3.  Records  of  the  company  of  Massachusetts  Bay,  to  the 
embarkation  of  Wiuthrop  and  his  associates  for  New  Eng- 
land- Hull  (John).  Diaries.  Folsom  (G.)  Memoir  of 
Tb.  Lindall  Winthrop  Kinuicutt  (T.)  Memoir  of  John 
Davis.  Officers  and  mpmbers.  V.  4.  Orig.  doc.  illust.  the 
hist,  of  Raleigh's  first  Amer.  colony,  and  the  colony  at 
Jamestown.  Wiugfield  (E.  M)  '■  A  discourse  of  Virginia  "' 
Josselyn  (J.)  New  England's  rarities  discovered.  Voyage 
to  Spitzbergen  in  1613.  Hale  (E.  E  )  Life  of  Sir  Ralph 
Lane.     Salisbury  (S.)     Notice  of  S.  Jennisou. 

—  Catalogue  of  the  Library.    Wore,  1837.    8^.2715.21 
Amsrican   anti-slavery   society.      Annual   report  for 


1860.      [The  anti-slavery  history  of    the    John 

Brown  year.]  Now  York.  1861.  8^  ,  .  3024.U 
Americau  archives,  1771-7n.  .SV*-  Force  (P.)  588.01 
American   artisan,      v.    10-17,    1870-71.     10   v.     New 

York,  1870-71.     4^ 
American  artist's  maunal.     .See  Cutbuah  {3.)  3916.08 
American  association  for  the  advancement  of  science. 

Proceedings.  22  v.  Salem,  etc.,  181'J-74.  8^.  3946.01 

Contents. 

1.  Meeting  at  Philadelphia.  September,  1848.  Browne  (P. 

A.)  Notice  of  the  fossil  cephalopoda  bt'lt^mnotjepia,  'be- 
lemnite,'  and  of  the  diphosphate  of  iron,  muUicito,  found 
together  at  MuUica  Hill.  Emmons  (E.)  Identity  of  the 
atopa  trilineatus  and  the  triarthrus  Beckei  (green),  with  re- 
marks upon  the  eliptocephalus  asaphoide».  Vaucleve  (J. 
W.)  Fossil  znbpbytts  of  weNtern  Obio.  Davis  (C.  H.) 
Theory  of  the  geolo;,'ical  action  of  the  tides.  Agassiz  (L.) 
Fishes  of  Lake  Superior.  Tuomey  (M.l  Kfsults  of  observa- 
tions in  tho  tt-rtiary  region  of  South  Carolina.  Coffin  (J. 
H.)  Winds  of  the  northern  hemisphere.  Brown  (A.  and 
Dickeson  {.M.  W  }  Sediment  of  the  Mississippi  river.  Alex- 
ander (S.)  FundameuUil  principles  of  matliematics.  Alex- 
ander (J.  H.)  Brief  notice  of  geographical  explorations  and 
researches,  1847,  48.  Boye  {M.  H.)  Compositiuu  of  the 
Schuykill  water  Kellogg  (0-)  Remarkable  geological  de- 
velopmeut  in  Elizabethtown,  N.  Y.:  etc.  etc. 

2.  Meeting  at  Cambridge.  August.  1849.  Secchi  (A.)  Au- 
rora boreahs,  Alvord  (B.)  The  polar  plant,  or  silphium 
Ia»?iniatum.  Lapbam  (I,  A  )  Plants  of  Wisconsin.  Agassiz 
(L.)  Structure  of  coral  animals.  Davis  (C.  H.>  The  prime 
meridian.  Hitchcock  (E.)  Kiver  terraces  of  the  Connecti- 
cut valley,  and  erosions  of  the  earth's  sm-face.  Bache  (A. 
D.)  Progress  of  the  coast  survey.  Walker  (S.  C.)  Experi- 
ence of  the  coast  survey  in  regard  to  telegraph  operations; 
New  analogy  in  the  periods  of  rotation  of  the  primai-y  plan- 
ets, discovered  by  D.  Kirkwood.  Jobnson  (W.  R.)  On 
some  experimental  determinations  of  the  economic  values 
of  British  and  American  coals.  Rogers  (H.  D.)  Origin  o( 
the  driit,  and  of  the  lake  and  river  terraces  of  the  United 
States  and  Europe,  with  an  examination  of  the  laws  of  aque- 
ous action  connected  with  the  inquiry.  Jackson  iC.  T.) 
Geology,  mineralogy,  and  mines  of  Lake  Superior.  Hodge 
{J.  S.)  Mineral  region  of  Lake  Superior.  Cinyot  (.\.)  Er- 
ratic phenomena  of  the  White  Mts.  ;  Erratic  phenomena  of 
the  Central  Alps.  Dana  (J.  D.)  Trend  ot  islands  and  axis 
of  subsidence  in  tli«  Pacific.  Hunt  (T.  S  )  Geology  of 
Canada.  Marr  (It.  A.)  Observations  at  the  navy  yard. at 
Memphis,  Apr.-July,  1849.  Gould  (B.  A.,  jr.)  On  the 
Gaussian  tables  ;  On  Kirkwood's  analogy.  Lovering  (J.l 
Curious  phenomena  relating  to  vision.  Holton  (I.  F.)  An 
Americau  prime  meridian.  Agasniz  (L.)  Structure  and 
homologies  of  radiated  animals,  with  reference  to  the  sys- 
tematic position  of  the  hydroid  polypi.  Girard  (C.)  Em- 
bryology of  planariffl.  Agassiz  (L.)  Animal  morphology  ; 
Differences  between  progressive,  embryonic,  and  prophetic 
types  in  the  succession  of  organized  beings  through  the 
whole  range  of  geological  times.  Gray  (A.)  Composition 
of  the  plant  by  phytous,  and  some  applications  of  phyl- 
lotaxis.  Peirce  (B  )  Mathematical  investigation  of  the  friic- 
tions  which  occur  in  phyllotaxis  ;  etc.  etc. 

3.  Meeting  at  Charleston.  1850.  Officers,  etc.  Ravenel 
(H.  W.)  Catalogue  of  plants  inhabiting  the  vicinity  of 
the  Santee  canal.  S.  C.  LeConte(J.)  Exudationof  ice  from  the 
stems  of  vegetables.  Kneeland  (S  .jr.)  Characteristics  of 
the  Hindoo  skull :  The  manatus  not  a  cetacean  but  a  pacliy- 
derm.  Borden  (G  ,  jr  )  Meat  biscuit.  Michel  (M  )  Re- 
searches on  the  generation  and  development  of  the  oppos- 
sum  ;  with  remarks  by  Agassiz  and  Bachman.  Maury  (M. 
F.)  Currents  of  the  A't'.antic  Ocean.  Harvey  (W.  H.)  Ma- 
rine Flora  of  the  Atlantic.  Pourtales  (F.  de).  Distribution 
of  the  foraminiferse  on  tbe  coast  of  New  jersey  ;  On  the 
order  of  succession  of  parts  in  foraminiferie.  Bachman  (J.) 
American  species  of  putorius.  Nott  (J.  C.)  Examination 
of  the  physical  history  of  the  Jews,  in  its  bearings  on  the 
question  of  the  unity  of  the  races.  Agassiz  (L.)  Zoologi- 
cal evidence  for  the  diversity  of  tbe  races  ;  Principles  of 
classification  ;  Morphology  of  the  MedusuJ.  Browne  {P.  A  ) 
Microscopic  examination  of  the  pile  of  the  head  of  Albinos. 
Haupt  (H.)  Resistance  of  timber.  Salisbury  (J.  H.)  Proxi- 
mate composition  of  parts  of  flowers  of  plants,  and  of  the 
plants  themselves;  etc.  etc. 

4.  Meetiug  at  New  Haven,  August.  1850.  Olmsted  (D.) 
Some  points  of  electrical  theory.  Loomis  (E.)  Electrical 
phenomena  in  certain  houses.  Adams  (C.  B.)  Nature  of 
the  species  of  terrestrial  moUusca  in  Jamaica.  Olmsted  (D.) 
Properties  of  a  compound  of  lard  and  rosin.  Loomis  (E.) 
Proper  height  for  lightning  rods.  Schubert  (E.)  Vacialiona 
in  the  fundamental  star  a  Virginis.  Olmsted  iD  )  Lata 
periodical  visitation  of  the  aurora  borea.is.  Davis  (C.  H.) 
Nautical  almanac.  Adams  (C.  B.)  Changes  of  level  in  N. 
Amer.  during  the  drift  period.  Rogers  (H.  D.)  Coal  for- 
mation of  the  U.  S.  .  Gould  (B.  A.,  jr.)  Velocity  of  the  gal- 
vanic current  in  the  telegraph  wires.  Squier  (E.  G.)  Vol- 
canoes of  Central  Amer.  Burnett  (\V.  J.)  Utricles  as  the 
pi-imordial  forms  of  all  animal  tissues  ;  Relation  of  the  dis- 
tribution of  lice  to  the  different  faunas.  Jewett  (C  C.)  Plan 
for  stereotyping  catalogues  by  separate  titles.  Adams  (C. 
B.)  Value  of  the  shells  of  mollueca  for  distinguishing 
species.    Burnett  (W.  J.)    Family  of  vibrionia  (Ehrenberg) 


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not  animals  but  plants  Hayes  (A.  A.)  Assumed  existence  of  am- 
monia in  the  general  atmosphere.  Horstord  (EN.)  Ro  at^n  "f 
the  chemical  constitution  of  bodies  to  taste  (Hare  B  )  Whirl- 
wind theory  of  storms.  Webber  (S.)  SinRular  growth  of  a  pota- 
to Girarrt  (C  )  Classification  of  neincrtes  and  plananae.  cache 
(A  D  1  Discussion  of  tidal  observations  in  connection  with  the 
coast  survey  at  Cat  Island  in  the  Gulf  of  Mexico.  Loomis  (E  )  Op- 
S  moving  figures.  Rogers  (W.  B  a^cl  B.  E.)  Ataorpt.on  of 
carbonic  acid  by  acids  and  saline  solutions.  Sliepard  (C.  D.)  Se\- 
eral  new  mineral  species;  New  localities  of  Amer.  mmerals. 
Wurtz  (H.)  Av  ilabilily  of  the  green  sand  of  N.  Jersey  as  a  source 
of  Ptieh.'  Gibbes  (L.  R.)  Use  of  the  zenith  telescope  in  the 
determination  of  latitudes.  Davis  (C.  H.)  Solar  eclipse  of  1851. 
'^    Meeting  at  Cincinnati,   1851.  ^    ,.       ,-r 

Davis  (CH.)  Law  of  the  deposit  of  the  flood  tide  Foster  (J. 
ViVand  -miltney  (J.  D.)  Azoic  systeiu,  as  developed  in  the  Lake 
^I'iertor  tod  dfstrict  /  Age  of  the  sandstone  of  Lake  Superior 
Different  systems  of  elevation  which  have  given  configuration  to 
North  America,  with  an  attempt  to  identify  them  with  those  of 
Eiiropr^Agassiz  (L )  Results  of  an  exploration  of  the  coral 
Feefs  of  Florida,  in  counection  with  the  coast  survey  ;  Report 
on  the  vertebrate  fossils :  Pourtales  (L.  F.)  Holothnriffl  and 
«phy?ea  of  the  Atlantic  coast.  Whittlesey  (C.)  Ancient  human 
skulls  and  other  bones  in  a  cave  near  Elyria,  Lorain  county, 
OSuperfical  deposits  of  the  N,  W.  part  ol  the  U.  S.;  Equiva- 
lency of  the  rocks  of  N.  E.  Ohio,  and  the  Portage,  Chemung, 
and  Hamilton  rocks  of  N.  Y.  Peirce  (B  )  Constitution  of  Satarn-s 
™ng  Bacho  (A.  D.)  Use  of  the  zenith  telescope  in  determining 
latitudes  in  the  coast  survey,  by  Talcott  s  method,  and  on  the 
reduction  of  the  observations.  Kirtland  (J  P.)  On  the  sexes  and 
habits  of  some  of  the  acephalous  bivalve  moUusca.  Wurdemann 
IW  )  Modification  of  apparatus  for  the  registration  of  tirne  for 
astronomical  purposes.  Harris  (T.  W.)  HistoiT  and  nomenclature 
of  some  cultivated  vegetables.  King  (H.)  Some  remarks  on  the 
geology  of  Missouri.  Engelmann  (G.)  character  of  the  vegetation 
of  S.  W  Texas.    Yandell  (L.  P.)  Distribution  of  the  crmoidea  in 

"'fi  "lertmg^at  Albany,  August,  1861.  Bache  {A.  D.)  Address.-- 
Mathematics.  Paterson  (J.)  Relations  between  the  square  rooU 
of  negative  quantities,  and  the  principle  of  perpendicularity  in 
geometry.-Mechanics.  Coffin  (.I.H.)  Proper  measure  of  mechani- 
?!il  force  Hunt  (E.  B.l  Use  of  air  as  a  medium  for  conveying 
mLhanii^al  powif.-Physios.  Horsford  (E,  N.)  Permeability  of 
Ss  to  n,e?cury.-Thermotics.  Horsford  (E.  N  )  Effect  of  heat 
o^  the  perpendicularity  of  Bunker  Hill  monument.  Henry  (J. 
Theory  of  the  so-caUed  imponderables.— Astronomy.  Bache  (A.D.) 
Additional  notes  of  a  discussion  of  tidal  obs.  made  in  connection 
with  the  coast  survey  at  Cat  Island.  Olmsted  (D  )  Obs.  on  the 
zodiacal  light.  Horsford  (E.  N.)  The  pendulum  at  Bunker  HiU 
monument  Ba<-he  (A.  D.)  Notes  on  the  tides  at  Sand  Key,  near 
Key  West  Fla.-Meteorology.  Loomis  (E.)  Distribution  of  rain  for 
Sent  Hare  (R  1  Strictures  on  Espy's  report  on  storms,  as  respects 
the  theoretical  inferences.  Lefroy  (J.  H.)  Comparison  of  the  ap- 
narent  diurnal  laws  ol  the  irregular  fluctuations  of  the  magnetical 
elements,  at  the  stations  of  observation  m  North  America.— 
.  Ohemistry.  Salisbury  (J.H  )  Analysis  of  the  muskmelon  (cucumis 
meto  1  and  watermelon,  (cucurbitii  citruUus).  Norton  J.  P.)  Value 
of  soil  analyses.  Horsford  (E.  N.)  Sohdiflcation  of  the  rocks  of 
the  Florida  ree  s,  and  sources  of  lime  in  the  growth  of  corals. 
Wells  (D  A  )  Existence  of  organic  matter  in  stalactites  and  stalag- 
mites,  forming  crystallized  and  amorphous  crenate  of  lime.-- 
Phvs  eeoe.  LeConte  (J.  L.)  Geographical  distribution  of  animals 
in  Calitoru,a.-Geol.  Hall  (J)  Co^P"''!?™  °f  «1="  f  °'''S;!J^f  f^!" 
tures  of  Tennessee  with  those  of  New  York.  Hitchcock  (E.)  Ter- 
races and  sea-beaches  formed  since  the  drift  period,  especiaUy 
alon-  the  Connecticut  river.  Maury  (M.  F.)  Geological  agency  of 
the  winds  -Zoology.  Burnett  (W.  J.)  Points  in  the  ecouomy  of 
the  seventeen  year  locust,  (ci,  adaseptemdecim.)  bearing  upon  the 
Dlural  origin  and  special  local  creation  of  the  species  ;  Relations 
of  embryology  and  spermatology  to  animal  classification.  Girard 
IC  )  Classification  of  maninialia.— Physiology.  Salisbury  (J.  H.) 
Influence  of  the  poison  of  the  northern  rattlesnake,  (crotalus  du- 
rissus.)  on  plants.  LeConto  (J- )  Freezing  of  vegetables  -Eth- 
noloCT  Foster  (J.  W.)  Description  of  samples  of  ancient  cloth 
from  the  mounds  of  Ohio.  LeConte  (J.  L)  Distinctive  characters 
of  the  Indians  of  Calilornia.-Geography.  Hunt  (E.  B.)  Proposal 
for  a  trigonometrical  surveyor  New  York.— Manutactores.  Far- 
rington  (A  C.)  On  the  economical  uses  of  the  akin  of  the  white 
porpoise  ;  Process  of  manufacturing  white  zinc  paint,  by  the 
N.  J.  Mining  Company.  ,■„.,.. 

7  Meeting  at  Cleveland,  Ohio,  July,  1853.  Peirce  IB.)  Address. 
— Ma'them  Hackley  (C.W.)  Mathematical  analysis  of  the  contact  of 
surfaces  in  oscillating  machinery.  Chauvenet  (W.)  Method  of 
flndin-  the  err,or  of  a  chronometer  by  equal  altitudes  of  the  sun. 
—Physics  Hunt  (E.B.)  Cohesion  of  fluids.evaporation.  and  steam- 
boUer  explosions.  Bidden  (J.  L.)  Binocular  miscrosoope.  Lover- 
ing  (J  )  Singular  case  of  internal  fringes,  ]iroduced  by  interfer- 
ence in  the  eye  itself  ;  Modification  of  SoleU's  polarizing  appara- 
tus for  projection  and  other  experimental  contrivances  Stod- 
dard (O  N  1  StricllurcB  on  the  mechanical  explanation  of  the  zig- 
zag path  of  the  electric  spark.  Bache  (A.  D.)  Tides  at  Key  West, 
Fla  from  observations  made  in  connection  with  the  coast  sur- 
vey'- Tides  on  the  western  coast  of  the  U.  S.,  from  observations 
at  San  Francisco,  Cal.,  in  connection  with  the  coast  survey. 
Brocklesby  (J.)  Rising  of  water  in  spiings  immediately  before 
rain  -Meteorol.  Redfleld  (W.C.)  Value  of  the  barometer  in  navi- 
gating the  American  lakes.  Loomis  (E.)  Notice  of  hail  storm. 
New  York  city  July  1,  1853  ;  Does  the  moon  exert  a  sensible  in- 
fluence upon  the  clouds?  Coflin  (J.  H.)  Investigation  of  the 
storm  curve,  deductd  from  the  relation  existing  between  the 
direction  of  the  wind  and  tlie  rise  and  fall  of  the  barometer. 
Blodgett  (L.)  Distribution  of  precipitation  in  rain  and  snow  on  the 


North  American  continent ;  The  southeast  monsoou  of  Texae, 
the  northers  of  Texas  and  the  Gulf  of  Mexico,  and  the  abnormal 
atniosplieric  movement  of  the  North  American  continent.  Thomas 
(W.  H  B.l  Indications  of  weather,  as  shown  by  animals  and 
pla  ts.- Chem.  Horsford  (E.  N.)  Solidification  of  the  coral  reefs 
of  Florida,  and  source  of  oarbonate  of  lime  in  the  growth  of 
corals.  Safford  (J  M.)  Parallelism  of  the  lower  Silurian  groups 
of  middle  Tennessee  with  those  of  New  York  Newberry  (J.  S.) 
Structure  and  affinities  of  certain  fossil  plants  of  the  carbonifer- 
ous era  ;  Carboniferous  flora  of  Ohio,  with  descriptions  of  fifty 
new  species  of  fossil  plants  ;  Fossil  fishes  of  the  dift'  limestone 
of  Ohio.— Geog.  Loomis  (E  )  Rleasurement  ot  heights  by  the  ba- 
rometer. Hunt  (E.  B  )  Project  of  a  geographical  department  of 
the  library  of  Congress.— Physiol.  Burnett  (W.I.)  Formatiuu  and 
mode  of  development  of  renal  organs  in  vertebrata  ;  Formation 
and  functions  oi  the  allantois;  Researches  on  the  development  of 
the  viviparous  aphides  ;  Blood  corpuscle-holding  cells,  and  their 
relation  to  the  spleen  ;  Reproduction  of  the  toad  and  frog,  with- 
out the  intermediate  stage  of  tadpole  :  Signification  of  cell-seg- 
mentation. Horsford  (E.  N.)  Fatal  effects  of  chloroform.  Rid- 
dell  (J.  L.)  Histology  of  red  blood  ;  Origin  of  capillary  blood  ves- 
sels Sanford  (S.  N.j  On  some  points  in  the  history  of  Gordius. 
—Philology.  Haldcmann  (S.  S.)  Investigation  of  the  power  of  the 
Greek  Z,  oy  means  of  phonetic  laws.— Mechan.  Haupt  (H.)  Re- 
sistance ot  the  vertical  plat,  s  of  tubular  bridges.  Hunt  (E.  B.) 
Remarks  on  lithography  and  lithographic  transfers. 

8    Meeting  at  Washington,  May,  1854.      Peirce  (B.)  Address. 
Gould  (B  A.,  )>  )  Address  in  commemoration  of  S.  C.  Walker. 
— Astron.  Hubbard  (J.  S. )  Results  of  some  investigations  respect- 
ing Biela's  double  comet.    Loomis  (E.)    Satellites  of  Uranus. 
Wright   (C.)   Constructive  method  ot  projecUng  solar  eclipses. 
Coakley  (G.  W  )  Abstract  of  a  paper  on  moon  and  star  culmina- 
tions.    Bond  (G.  P.)  Results  of  the  chronometric  expeditions  of 
the  Coast  Survey  for  determining  the  longitude  of  Cambridge. 
1849-1851.     Emory  (W.  H  )     Determmation  of  the  longitude  of 
Frontera,  El  Paso  and  San  Elciario,  resulting  in  the  determination 
of  the  longitude  of  a  cardinal  point  in  the  survey  of  the  boundary 
between  the  U.  S.  and  Mexico.     Alexander  (S.)  Suggestions  rela- 
tive to  the  observations  of  the  solar  ecUpse  of  May  26,  1854.    Da- 
vis (C  H.)  Relative  value  of  the  different  astronomical  methods 
of  determining  the  longitude.    Badger  (O.  C  )  Method  of  observ- 
ing at  sea  lor  the  determination  of  the  latitude,  longitude,  and 
variation  of  the  compass  — Mech.  and  Physics.  Hunt  (E.B.)  Nature 
ot  forces.      Gibbs  (W  )   New  electro-chronometric  method — Phy- 
sics of  the  globe-  Bache  (A.  D.)  Preliminary  determina.ion  of  co- 
tidal  lines  on  the  Atlantic  coast,  from  the  coast  survey  tidal  obs- 
servations  ;  Comparison  of  the  diurnal  inequality  of  the  tides  at 
San  Diego,    San    Francisco,   and  Astoria,  on  the    Pacific    coast. 
Schott  (C.  A.)  Result  ot  an  investigation  of  the  tidal  currents  in 
Long  Island  Sound.    Bache  (A.  D.)   Distribution  of  temperature 
in  and  near  the  Gulf  Stream,  off  the  coast  ot  the  U.  S.    Norton 
(W.  A.)  Periodic  and  occasional  perturbations  of  the  declination 
and  directive  force  of  the  magnetic  needle  ;  Physical  constitution 
of  the  sun  and  the  coinetery  bodies.    Brocklesby  (J.)  Swellings 
of  springs  and  the  reappearance  of  streams  just  before  rain. 
Meteorol    Poey  (A.)  Probable  increase  in  the  number  of  hail- 
storms in  Cuba,  esp.  1814-64.      Stoddard  (O.   N.)    The  Brandon 
tornado  of  Jan.  20,  1864.    Brocklesby  (J)   Account  of  a  tornado 
which  passed  over  the  state  of  Connecticut,  August  9,  1851.    Red- 
field  (W.   C.)    Cape  Verde  and  Hatteras    hurricane,  and  other 
storms  ;  with  a  hurricane  chart.    Webster  (N.  B.)  The  meteoro- 
graph,an  automatic  meteorol  register.— Geodesy  and  navigation. 
Hunt  (E.  B.)  Description  of  the  Coast  Survey  apparatus  for  mea- 
suriug  base  lines —Chem    Hunt  (T.  S.)  Illustrations  of  chemical 
homology.— Natural  history.  Hilgard  (T.  C  )  Experimental  obser- 
vations  on  taste  and  smell.    Hamel  (Dr.)   The  whale-killer,  or 
thresher,  mentioned  by  Tiadescant  in  his  voyage  to  Russia,  1618. 
— Geol.  and  paleont.    Schott  (A.)  Cretaceous  basin  of  the  Rio 
Bravo  del  Norte  -Johnson  (J.)   Spontaneous  movementa  occa- 
sionally observed  in  the  sandstone  strata  in  one  of  the  quarries 
at  Portland,  Ct.    Hopkins  (W.)  Brief  outline  ot  a  fossil,  by  some 
supposed  to  be  an  ichthyodorulite.— Patents.  Gale  (L.  D.)  Rela- 
tions of  the  American  patent  system  to  the  progress  of  science. 
O    Meeting  held  at  Providence,  R    I.,  August,  1855.    Dana  (J. 
D  )  Address.    Gibbs  (W.)  Recent  progress  of  organic  chemistry. 
— Mathem.  HUl  (T.)  On  solutions  by  construction.    Peirce  (B  ) 
Researches  in  analytic  morphology  ;  Transformation  of  curves  ; 
Upon  the  solution  of  the  Adams  prize  problem  for  1857  ;  On  par- 
tial multipliers  ot  different  equations  ;  Upon  the  catenary  on  the 
vertical  right  cone  ;    Upon  the  motion  of  a  heavy  body  on  the 
circumference  of  a  circle  which  rotates  uniformly  about  a  verUcal 
axis  ■  Ou  the  resistance  to  the  motion  of  the  pendulum —Astron. 
Loomis  (E.)  Temperature  of  the  planets,  and  conclusions  result- 
ing from  this  temperature.     Peters  (C.   H.   F.)  Contributions  to 
the  atniospherology  of  the  sun.      Peirce  (B.)  Method   of   deter- 
mining  longitudes  by  occultations  of   the  Pleiades.-Physics. 
Henry  (J  )  Mode  of  testing  building  materials,  and  an  account  of 
the  marble  used  in  the  extension  of  the  V.  S.  Kipitol ;  Effect  of 
mingling  radiatmg  substances  with  conibustihle  materials..  Hunt 
E  B  1  On  our  sense  of  the  verUcal  and  horizontal,  and  our  per- 
ception of  distance.     Farmer  (M.  O  )  Improvements  m  the  elec- 
tric telegraph    whereby  two  or  more  terminal  stations  can  make 
simultaneous  use  of  the  same  wire.    Hunt  (E  B.)  On  an  index  of 
papers  on  subjects  of  mathematical  and  physical  science.    Ohn- 
sted  (D.)  Notes  on  the  Wilmington  gunpowder  explosion.    Henry 
IJ  1  Account  of  experiments  on  the  alleged  spontaneous  separa- 
tion of  alcohol  and  water  — Phys.  of  the  globe.  Bache  (A.  D.)  Ap- 
proximate co-tidal  hues  of  the  Pacific  coast  ot  the  U.  States,  Irora 
observations  in  the  U.  States  coast  survey  ;   Notice  of  the  tidal 
observations  made  on  the  coast  of  the  U.  States  on  the   Gulf  of 
Mexico  ■  Notice  of  earthquake  waves  on  the  western  coast  of  the 
U  S    December  23d,  26th,  1864.    Schott  (C.  A.)  Discussion  of  the 


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..r.iinn  in  H.H  macuetic  d>-clination  on  Ihe  Atlantic  and 

'p'SoufmetLt  fVl  foroi^£,;|bBtanc^-^^^^^ 

Some  new  locahtiesof  ■""'f  ^'^A  ,f i™""'  ' Vbit,  ov  (1.  D.)  Poinis 

American  minerals.  P-!"-' / -°:^°i°f[u  shore    fLke  s.inerior  ; 

is^-tr  J=^S?S£^^  ^;^^;:-e:^^«'s^ 

neclieut  valley  :  T'-»^«'"f """«"',  .l,rearth-s  surface,  eep.  by 
from  faeU,  resp    the  e>-o.u,ns  o     t^«^-rth_s^Bnrfa«.^^  ^  P^^ 

rivers:  Discovery  of  the  lo^siijawoi  peculiarity  of 

from  the  coal  '■o""''tw°--:?'>"^°^„f 'tmammoth  trees  in  Cala- 
the  redwood,  genus  eequo.a  •  «™r,„  j^t"""  on  the  ammo- 
veras  Co..  Cat.  Gray  (V  B)  Le"  r  to  J.  T^;'^  >„•,,"  production, 
broma  Sonor«.-Phys.olog7.  Bro  ks  ^. M^s  v     ^^^^^.^^ 

with  particular  re  ereuce  "°.  »"''  "  ^J^sTthe  domestic  fbwl. 
K..eeland  (S..  jr.)  hterihty  »  ,f  ^°y .""^Tf''  c  )  Contributions  to 
and  of  hybrid  races  generally  H'li-'ajl  Hunt  ,E  B  I  Uae  of  salt 
the  phystolop  of  -8^  -Eapneenng.  HunMb-J^-)^^^^^^^^  ^^^ 
marsh  sods  for  lat-ing  the  steep  f '"l'''"  "  "i  ■;  ,,( ..  Haldeuian 
10.  Meeting  -'  ^Ibauj-^     Ofti^ers.   ™^^b«s      ',;^  ^^^_ 

i?ol!gV-i:?r,hTnl^ttc^r^r>U"r/,\wso,  human  m 

Patterson   ,J)Inve»t,..ti.n  and  calc^^^^^^^^ 

process  of  causation.     <=■"'""    ,  „f  ,  nrre.-tiiic  the  common  nauu- 

?:rknown%.ars  -rive  at  tt»  same  aHimde.  ^>-MA.).Ne»^ 

rmti'ivTvtn"rn^s^^fo?ii"."(iouV,il:A, 

^tllf^f  D^aiey-observatory     Physic^^ 

Re  deiermination  of  the  atomic  w«sht  of  '^"'^J^^j^^'^^'^^Bache  .V 
N.)Ammo;iiaintheatuo.p^ire      Phy^s'^^o^     sefm-dmrual  tides 

(i.)  Secular  variauon  in  the  ma^en^a^^^^^  ^^^^_  ^^^^^^ 

,F.  B.)  Results  of  a  series  o.  '"^««.°^^i-,°^!;^'„^?;V  toe  atmos- 

;;i:-e^^".3.^^t»«|^-^-^^-i: 
riSot°rK'.v'^sor.;'&..ofb^-^-^ 

l^S—SS^^aT-Ul^^fH 

Wake  (W  P  ]  Oro.'raphy  of  the  western  portion  of  the  OS-,  with 

„,„       i?,norv  IW  H  I  Description  of  the  country  adjacent  to 

Irom  the  coal  formation.  Dawson  (J  W  .)  ^P^"™?.,  °^  (?„„ada  E. 
from  the  Devonian  rocks,  Gaspe  "^"d^W"^^' °neSa'  wito  det 
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criptionsof  spec.es,  ftc.  ^."'"'^.''L'ut  °2nd  other  AUantic  stites, 
fishes  of  tiie  sandstone  of  ^onuectrut,  ana  oiuer  au 

nese  and  the  I°>l"-li''-i;X,E  "b  1  Mores^n  e  'trom'bn?k  ma- 
rr';;"sSra?^ing^r  i"hbr^e;!ia'ifor^-  Ufes  o,  periodicals. 
*^?^^™ug'at  Montreal,  Canada  E.  August,  185G^J5m,ldiA 
A     Address   on   J.  W.  BaUey,  Pies.  "fJ'i';^^'"=„°H"nt(E   8 
Address  on  W.C.  Rcdfield.  first  Pr^.-Mf 'hemancs.  H^i^'  (^  «•) 

Idea  of  physical  -^  ,'"«'»P'i>Se:oLetw  M  )  wipJd  .urf«?s'  of 
coordinalea  in  one  plane.    Gillespie  (W.  m.)  ii»ii.o"  


cround    inroad  excavations  and  emhankmenta.     Elliott  (E.  B.) 
Lw  ..f  human  mortality  in  Ma.»achu»elt«.    HI    (T.)  New  form  of 
arithmetical    complements.- Astronomy.     Wllkea  (C.)  /odiacal 
liu-ht -Physics  and  Chemistry.  I,erontc  (J.)  Prelim,  researches 
on  the  allec.d  iiiflnence  of  solar  light  on  combuHtlon.     Snel  (t.S.) 
Variations  or  the  fall  over  the  dam    at   Holynko.    Ma««.     «Jlni»led 
(D  1  Electrical  hypothesis  of  the  auroni  borralis     fo..te(.l/r.   L.) 
Sw  source^f  ehfctrical  excitation.     Hilgard  (E.  W.)  Q"»ntitallve 
assay  of  chroio  liim  by  blowpipe  processes.    Physics  of  the  globe. 
Wvnno  M  )  The  inlliienco  of  tlio  Gulf  Stream  upon  the  hnmmer 
climato  of  the  Atlantic  coast.    Whittlesey  (C.)  Fluctuations  of 
level  in  the  N.  American   lake-.     l!a,lie  (A.  D.)  Measurement  of 
the  base  for  the  primary  triangul.tion  of  th-E.  section  ol  the 
colst  of  the  U.  S..  on  Kpping  Plains.  Me ;  Notice  of  the  deter- 
mination  of    the  longitude  of  Feri.and.na.  Amelia  Is.    i^-^r 
means  of  chronometer  exchanges  Irom  bavannah.   Ga.  .  Height, 
or  the  tides  of  the  Atlantic  coast,  froin  obs  in  the  coast  survey. 
-MeteoroloCT.  B»che  (A  D.|  Winds  of  the  W.  coast  of  U.  8.  from 
obs  m  thc?n^.  coast  survy.     Snialhvood  (C.)Oi.o..nne;  Meteor- 
olo-y  of  the  vicinity  of  Montreal.-Geology  and  Geography.  Swal- 
low (G.  C.)  Explanations  of  the  geological  map  of  .Missouri,  and 
a  section  of  its  rocks.    Quaternary  deposits  of  Missouri.    Lesley 
(J  P  1  Three  comparaUve  sections  of  the  coal  measures  in  Ken- 
tuck^  and  in  E.  and  W.  Penn.    Whittlesey  (C.)  Ancient  mining 
opeSiions  o?Lake  Superior.     Logan  (.Sir  W.  E.)  Division  of  the 
aLic  rocks  of  Canada  into  Huronian  and  I-^""/;"''*"  =  ^""j?^'' 
subdivision  of  the  Lawrentian  series  of  rocks  «'  Canada^  Hitch 
cock  (C  H  )  Fractured  ledges  of  sUite  in  Vermont.   Emory  (W.  H.) 
1  future  in  the  western  mounUin  system  of  North  Ainen^. 
MurThison    (B    I.)    CrystalUne  rocks  of   the    north    Highlands 
of  SMttand  ipalsontology  Salter  (J.  W.)  Fossils  in  the  crystal- 
UneTocks  of  t£e  north  Highlands  of  Scotland  :  Graptopora,  a  new 
ffenns  of  do  vzoa.     Dawson  (.1.  W.;  Varieties  and  mode  of  preser- 
faZnof^the  fossils  known  'as  sternbergia,  ;  Newer  pliocene  fos- 
sils  of  the  St.   Lawrence  valley.    Eminons  (E.,   Fossils  of  the 
sandstones  and    slate  of  N.  Carohna. -Zoology.  Hilgard  (T.  C.) 
Itract™e  of  the  head  in  vertebrata,  and  its  relation  to  the  phyl- 
lotart  c  laws.-Ethnology.  Dana  (J.D.)  Thoughts  on  species      Wi  ■ 
son  (5  )  Snpp.ised  unilo?mity  of  cranial  type,  throughout  all  van- 
lues  of  the  American  race.    Lesley  (J.P.)  On  the  word  Ce,t.    Mor- 
gan (L.  h!)  Laws  of  descent  of  the  Iroquois.-Practical  science. 
Hunt  (E  B.)  suggesUous  on  the  practice  and  theory  ol  scientiflo 

^?2'''Me°eUng  at  Baltimore.  May,  1859.      Mathematics.  HiU  (T.) 
Further  remTrks  upon  systems  of  coordinates      Gillespie  (W .  M.) 
C^ciilation"  t  the  earthwork  of  roads  on  sidelong  and  u-regnlar 
ermind -Astronomy.  Kirk.ood  (D.)  Mean  disUnces  of  periodic 
eonets'    Bached"   D.)  A  supposed  personal  equation  m  the  use 
ortht-zeniih   tilesco^e  for  determining   '»'■'"'!«. "jiTalcott^ 
method  -Phys.  Barnard  (F.  A  1  On  the  pendulum     with  a  des- 
^riuUonof  an  electric  clock,  constructed  by  E.  S  Ritchie,  of  Bos- 
ton for  the  Univ.  of  Mississippi.    Loomie  (E.)  Electrical  phenom- 
ena in  ce^rtain   houses  in    New  York.    St.  John  (S.)  Electricj* 
nhlnomeua  in  houses  in  N.  Yofk,  and  Cleveland,  O.    baxton  (J.) 
fpphcSion  of  the  rotating  mirror  to  the  aneroid  barome^r. 
Meech^lL  W  )  Extinrliou  of  light  reflected  from  terrestrial  ol- 
^cto     feverng   J.)  Australian  weapon  called  the  boomerang. 
-P^ys^s  of  thi  globe.  H.int  (E.B .)  Dynamics  ot  ocean  curren^; 
Some  anomalies  in  the  Florida   gulf  stream.     Dana   (J.    D  )  Cur- 
rents of  the  ocean.    Bache  (A.  D.)  Tidal  currents  of  N.  Y.  Bay, 
near  Sandy  Xok.    Trowbridge  (W.    P.)    Deep-sea  soundings^ 
Kane  I E  K  )  Abstracts  of  results  of  the  magneUc  obs.  of  t^e  2d 
GriuueU  Txpedition.  1853-35,  at  Van  Rensselaer  hajbor,   etc..  on 
toe  west  co£t  of  Greenland.  West  (C.  E.)  Earthquake  in  western 
New  Vork.-^Chem^st^y.  Aiken  (W  A.)  Causes  of  the  variable  lUum 
cower  of  coal  gas.      Wurtz  (H  )    Investigation  of  toe  action  of 
nUri"a?id  upon  the  metallic  chlonds  ;  Action  of  nitric  acid  m 
toe  COM  upon  some  metaUic  solutions,  wito  new  metoods  o    ob- 
tainSg  pure  compounds  of  barium,  strontium,  and  cadmium  . 
De?ect1on  of  nitric  acid  in  solution,  with  obs.  ou  toe  action  of  see- 
ansa  is  of- iron  upo^  indigo  and  metaUic  gold,  and    he  neutrah- 
zUon  of  tl^e  colors  of  metallic  so.utions  ;  P^P^'^'"'™  "f/""*? 
nSe  siUphales  and  particularly  of  sulphate  of  copper  ;  Modes  of 
fn^reasim.  t he  heat  of  the  mouth  blo>vpipe  and  new  blowpipe 
maSouTation     Action  of  hot  chlorohydric  acid  upon  some  metal- 

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m^'u  rwifds'aSl  &"s  o?  CaMornia.-Geol.,  Palaiontol.  and 
i,         '  o      n„,„  7r   (-1  Rocks  of  Kansas     Wurtz  (H.)  Occurrence 

l^J.  Soru^fon^d^on  "™g;isjn<l  n  J  N  York^    Ha.e. 
IT    f  t  nhservatious  upon  the  pracUcabdity  ol  toe  Bonn  i-oio  , 

rh^krbTchV)  Ne"v\:,u'rc'e  Of  organic  h'eat.-PraC.  Science. 

^^^'"^i^^.T^X'^sTZnsU  1859.     CasweU  ,A,, 
AdS-ess'^^Sard  ,^A.  P.    K^port^n^he  histo^ 


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telescope.  Norton  (W.  A.)  Physical  constitution  of  comets. 
Jones  (G.l  'Recent  obs.  on  the  Key*'n8chein,  or  completed  arch  of 
the  Zodiacal  light.  Gould  (B.  A.,  jr.)  Supposed  lunar  oriy  n  of 
aerolites.— Physics  and  Chemistry.  LeConte  (J.)  Correlatiou  of 
physical,  chemical,  aud  vital  forces,  and  the  conservation  of  force 
in  vital  phenomena.  Snell  (E  S.)  Vibrations  in  the  waterfall  at 
Holyoke.  Mass.  Sillimau  (B.,  jr.)  Discharge  of  atmospheric 
electricity  through  gas  maius.  Barnard  (F.  A.  P.)  Means  of  pre- 
venting the  alteration  of  metallic  surlaces  employed  to  break  a 
voltaic  circuit.  Serrell  (E.  W.)  Magnetizing  locomotive  wheels 
by  curved  helices,  and  experimental  results.  Mallett  (J.  W.)  Oq 
nitride  of  xircnnium  ;  Atomic  weight  of  lithium.  Hunt  {T.  S.) 
Contributions  to  the  history  of  gypsum  aud  niaguesian  rocks.— 
Physics  of  the  Globe.  Bache  (A.  D.)  Results  of  the  discussion  of 
the  declinometer  obs.  at  Girard  College,  1840-15.  with  special  ref. 
to  the  eleven  year  period  ;  Gulf  stream  explorations.  3d  memoir: 
Distributi  m  of  temperature  in  the  water  of  the  Florida  channel 
and  straits.  Schott  (C)  Al>stract  of  results  of  obs.  for  tempera- 
ture, atmospheric  pressure,  and  direction  and  force  of  the  wind 
at  Van  Rensselaer  Harbor,  N.  Greenland,  by  the  Grinnell  expe- 
dition, 1853-55.  Loomis  (E.)  European  storm  of  Dec.  25,  1836. 
Cofiin  (J.  H.)  Wiuds  of  the  southern  hemisphere.  Jones  (G.) 
Occasional  luminousness  of  the  atmosphere  at  night  on  the 
Andes.— Gaol,  and  Paleontology.  Whittlesey  (C.)  Drift  cavities, 
or  '  potash  kettles  '  ot  Wisconsiu  ;  Origin  of  the  azoic  rocks  of 
Michigan  and  Wisconsin.  Dawson  (J.  W.)  Recent  researches  in 
the  Devonian  aud  carboniferous  flora  of  Brit.  Amer.  Logan  {Sir 
W.)  Contrib.  to  the  hist,  of  the  Laureutian  limestones.  Worthen 
(A.  H.)  Discovery  of  a  terrestrial  flora  in  the  mountaiu  lime- 
stone of  llhuois.  Blake  (W.  P.)  Geology  of  the  Rocky  Moun- 
tain cliain  iu  the  vicinity  of  Santa  F6,  New  Mexico.  Andrews  (E 
B.)  Relatiou  of  the  river  terraces  of  S.  Ohio  to  the  drift,  and 
drift  theories.  Hitchcock  (C-  H.)  Tne  so-called  talcose  schist  of 
Vermont  ;  Marks  of  ancient  gaciers  on  the  Green  Mountain 
range  in  Mass.  aud  Vt.;  Lake  ramparts  in  Vt.  Field  (R.)  Grcith- 
iuhnites.— Ethnology.  Morg.m  (L.  H)  Iiidian  mode  of  bestowing 
and  changing  names.— Pol.  Economy.  Roosevelt  (C.)  Paradox  of 
political  economy  in  the  ci>-cxistciicc  of  excessive  production  and 
excessive  population.     Executive  proceedings. 

14.  Meeting  at  Newport,  U.I.,  August,  L%0  Bache  (A.D.)  Lec- 
ture on  the  Gulf  stream.- Mathematics  and  Physics.  Coakley  (G. 
W.)  Possibihty  of  expressing  the  polar  coordinates  of  the  aster- 
oids by  converging  series,  admitting  of  tabulation.  Hackley  (C, 
W.)  Theory  counected  with  the  s  dar  spots.  Smallwood  (C.) 
Eclipse  of  the  sun.  July  18. 18(50  Schott  (C.  A.)  Abstract  ot  results 
of  the  astronomical  observations  by  the  2d  Grinnell  expeJition, 
1853-55.  Rood  (O.  N.)  New  theory  of  hght,  proposed  by  J.  Smith. 
Lewis  (J.)  Registering  thermometer.—Physics  of  the  Globe.  Le 
Conte  (J.)  Optical  phenomena  presented  by  the  '  SUver  sprmg  ' 
in  Marion  Co.,  Fla.  Totten  (J  G.)  Hudden  disappearance  ol  the 
ice  ot  our  northern  lakes  in  the  siiring.  Graham  (J.  D.)  Inves- 
tigation of  the  problem  regarding  the  existence  of  a  lunar  tidal 
wave  on  the  great  Ireshwater  lakes  of  N.  America.  Schott  (C.  A  ) 
Abstract  ol  results  of  the  obs.  ot  the  tides,  by  the  2d  Grinnell  ex- 
pedition, 1853-55  Bache  (B.  D.)  Results  of  part  2  of  the  dis- 
cussion of  the  decliuometer  observations  at  Girard  College, 
Phila..  18*0-45  ;  Discussion  of  the  influence  of  the  moon  on  the 
declination  of  the  magnetic  needle  at  Girard  College.  Phila  , 
1840-45.— Chemistry.  Silliman  (B  ,jr  )  Combustion  of  wet  luel,  in 
the  furnace  of  M.  Thompson.  Lea(M.C.)  Fuither  remarks  on  nu- 
merical relations  between  equivalents;  Sources  of  error  in  the 
employment  of  picric  acid  to  detect  potash  ;  Production  of  ethy- 
lamine  by  reactions  of  the  oxy-etliers  ;  Optical  properties  of  the 
picrate  ot  manganese. —Geol.  and  Palaeontology  Hitchcock  (O.H.) 
Geology  of  the  island  of  Aquidueck  ;  Sync.hronism  of  coal  beds 
in  the  N.  England  aud  western  coal  basins  ;  Certain  points  of  ich- 
nology  ;  Conglomerated  and  brecciated  tracliytic  dykes  in  Sliel- 
bnrne,  Vt. ;  Additional  facts  resp.  the  clathropteris  of  E.  Hamp- 
ton, Mass.  Johnston  (C.)  Diatomaceous  earth  from  Nottingham, 
Md.  Bradley  (F  H  )  A  new  trilobite  from  the  Potsdam  sandstone. 
— Physical  Geography.  Wheildou  (W.W.)  The  supposed  open  sea 
in  the  Arctic  regions.— Zoology.  Chitteuden  (L  E.)  American  rein- 
deer.—Physiology  Rogers  (W.B.)  Binocular  vision;  Our  inabdity 
from  the  retinal  impression  alone  to  determine  which  retiua  is 
impres.sed  —Engineering.  Gillmore  (Q.  A.)  Hydraulic  cements. 
Hunt  (E  B  )  A  new  portable  coffer-dam  ;  New  methods  of  pre- 
venting fire-damp  explosions  in  collieries  by  lighting  with  coal-gas. 

15.  Meeting  at  Buffalo,  New  York,  18G6.— Astronomy.  Loouiis 
(E)  Physical  conditi(m  of  the  suu's  surface  aud  the  motion  of  the 
solar  spots;  Period  of  Algol.  Kirkwood  (D  )  Theory  of  meteors. 
Safford  (T  H.)  Dearborn  observatory. — Electricity  and  Chemistry. 
Bradley  (L  )  Anthistometer  ;  Electro-magnet;  tialvauic  battery. 
Hunt  (T.  S.)  Petroleum;  Metallurgical  system  of  WhelpU-y  and 
atorer  ;  The  primeval  atmosphere.  Cooke  (J.  P.)  Cryophylbte. 
a  new  mineral  species  in  the  mica  family,  with  some  assaciiited 
minerals  in  the  granite  ot  Rockport.  Mass  —Geology.  Whittlesey 
(C.)  Ice  movements  of  the  glacial  era  in  the  valley  of  the  St.  Liiw- 
rence.  Hunt  (T.  S.)  Laurentian  limestones  and  their  mineralo- 
gy. Swallow  (G.  C  )  Section  of  the  rocks  in  eastern  Kansas.  Ly- 
man (B.S.)  Against  the  supposed  former  plasticity  of  the  pudding- 
•tone  pebbles  of  Purgatory,  R.I. —Zoology  and  Botany.  Wiuchell 
(A.)  The  fruit  bearing  belt  of  Michigan  ;  Stromatopuridie  ;  tUeir 
structure  aud  zoological  affinities.— Practical  Science.  Lymau  (li 
S.)  Tue  link  of  Guuter's  chain  as  the  unit  of  a  decimal  system  of 
weights  and  mt'asures. 

16.  Meeting  at  Burlington, Vt.,  1867.  Officera.e/c.  Newberry  (J.S.) 
Address.- Mathematicsand  Astron.  Peirce  (B.)  Communication 
of  vibrations.  Rogers  (W.  A.)  The  determination  of  geograi)hical 
lat.  from  observations  in  the  prime  vertical.  Hough  [G.  W.)  Per- 
sonal equation  in  transit  observations.  Lyman  (C.  S.)  Obs.  of  Ve- 
nus near  inferior  conjunction.— Acoustics.  Lovering  [J.)  Optical 
method  of  atlidyiug  sound.  Tillman  (S.  D.)  Method  of  measur- 
ing musical  intervals  upon  a  spiral  projection.    Lyman  (C.  S.) 


New  form  of  wave  apparatus. -Mineralogy  Bi-adley(L  )  Tellurium, 
a  metal —Chemistry.  Hungorfnrd  (E.)  Experiments  on  snow  at 
temperatures  below  32*'Fahr.  Tillman  (S.D.)  Chemical  diagrams 
and  derivative  symbols,  illustrating  chemical  elements  ;  A  new 
chemical  nomenclature. — Meteorology.  Lovering  (-(.)  Periodicity 
of  the  aurora  borealis.  Hnugh  (G.  W  )  Meteorol.  results  from 
the  new  method  of  registration.- Geology.  Whittlesey  (C.)  De- 
pression of  the  ocean  during  the  ice  period  ;  Occurrence  of  iron 
in  masses.  Hungerford  (E.)  CUmate  of  the  glacial  epoch  in  N. 
America  ;  Ripton  sea  beaches.  Lyman  |B.  S.)  Lower  Silurian 
hematite  beds  of  America.  Dawson  (J.  W.)  Recent  geological 
discoveries  in  the  Acadian  provinces.  Hitchcock  (C-  H.)  The 
Winooski  marble  of  Colchester,  Vt.  ;  The  geology  of  Vermont  ; 
Explanation  of  a  geological  map  of  Maine  ;  Distortion  and  meta- 
morphosis of  pebbles  in  conglomerates.  Vose  (G.  L  )  Tracts  of 
ancient  glaciers  in  the  White  Mts.;  Geological  structure  of  some 
portions  of  that  group.  Perry  (J.  S)  The  red  sandstone  of  Vt. 
and  its  relations.  Marsh  (O.  C.)  Origin  of  the  so-called  lignilites 
or  epsomites.— Paleontology.  Newberry  (J.S.)  Fossil  reptiles  and 
fishes,  from  carboniferous  strata  of  Ohio.  Ky.,  and  III.  :  Fossil 
fishes,  disc,  by  H.  Herzer.  iu  black  shale  (Devonian)  at  Delaware. 

O. Zoology.    Verrill  (A.  E.)   Zoological  affinities  of  the  tabulate 

corals.  Scndder  (S.  H.)  Considerations  from  the  study  of  the 
orthoptera  of  N.  America.  Packard  (A.  S.,  jr.)  The  embryology 
of  libellula  (diplax),  morphology  of  insects,  and  classification  of  the 
neuroptera  :  Insect  fauna  of  the  summit  of  Mt.  Washington  com- 
pared with  that  of  Labrador. 

17.  Meeting  at  Chicago,  111.,  Aug.  1868.  Gould  {B.  A.)  Eulogy 
on  A*  D.  Bache.  Barnard  (F.  A.  P.)  Address.— Mathematics, 
Physics  and  Chemistry.  Lovering  (J.)  Application  of  electricity 
to  the  maintenance  of  the  vibrations  of  the  tuning  fork,  and  of 
the  tuning  fork  to  the  excitement  of  vibrations  in  cords  and 
threads.  Grimes  (J.  S.)  Laws  of  the  ocean-  currents.  Stoddard 
(O.  N.)  The  nature  of  electric  discharge.  Loomis  (E.)  Influence 
of  the  moon  upon  the  weather.  Elliott  (E.  B.)  Relative  value  of 
gold  and  silver  for  a  series  of  years.  Rogers  {W.  A.)  New  formula 
for  the  reduction  of  obs.  in  the  prime  vertical,  analogous  to 
Mayer's  formula  for  the  reduction  of  meridian  observations. 
Vanderweyde  (P.  H.)  Relatiou  between  the  atomic  volume  of  dif- 
ferent metals  and  their  paramagnetic  and  diamagnetic  properties. 
Miller  (J.  A.)  The  steam  boiler.  McDermott  (M.)  The  hehostat, 
and  method  of  running  true  or  meridian  lines.  Hough  (F.  B.) 
Principles  of  statistics  as  applied  to  the  census.  Stockwell  (J.  N.) 
Secular  variations  of  the  planetary  orbits.  Newcomb  (S.)  On 
Hansen's  theory  of  the  physical  constitution  of  the  moon.  Abbe 
(C.)  The  resuscitation  of  the  Cincinnati  observatory.  Horsford 
(E  N.)  Phosphoric  acid,  a  coustituent  of  butter  :  Fluorine  iu  the 
humau  brain;  Source  of  free  hydrochloric  acid  in. the  gastric 
juice.  Lear  (M.C.)  Action  of  light  upon" the  bromide  and  iodide  of 
silver.  Buttrick  (E.  L.)  Application  of  carbonic  acid  gas  in  the  ex- 
tinguishment of  fire.  Tillman  (S.  D.)  Combining  power  of 
chemical  elements.  Wurtz  (H.)  New  chemical  relations  of  me- 
tallic aluminum.  Hilgard  (E.  W  )  Condition  of  our  knowledge 
of  the  processes  in  luminous  hydro-carbou  flames.  Feucbt- 
wanger  (L.)  The  meteorites  from  Poland  and  Mexico.  Hinricha 
((i.)  The  statics  of  the  four  types  of  modern  chemistry,  with 
especial  regard  to  the  water  type  ;  New  law  determining  the 
atomic  volume  and  boiling  point  of  carbon  compounds.  Wall- 
ing vH.  F.I  Atomic  motions.  Hilgard  (T.  C.)  The  volcanic  tide 
belt  and  the  world's  flood  gates.— Natural  History.  Whittle- 
sey (C  )  Evidences  of  the  antiquity  of  man  iu  the  U.  S.  DeHass 
(W.)  Ai'chi^ology  of  the  Mississippi  valley  ;  Report  on  archteolo- 
gy  and  ethnology.  Wheildou  (W.  W)  The  new  arctic  continent, 
or  Wrangell's  land.  Parry  {C.  C.)  The  habitable  features  of  the 
N.  American  continental  plateau,  near  the  line  of  the  35tb  par- 
allel of  north  latitude.  Meehan  (T.)  The  leaves  ot  conifer®. 
Marsh  (O.  C.)  Description  of  a  new  species  of  protichnites,  from 
the  Potsdam  sandstone  of  N.  Y.  ;  Preservation  of  color  in  fossils 
from  palaeozoic  formations.  White  (C.  A.)  Announcemeni  of  the 
existence  of  cretaceous  rocks  in  Guthrie  c:o..  Iowa.  Hilgard 
(E.  W.*  Geology  of  lower  Louisiana  and  the  rock  salt  deposits  of 
Petite  Anse.  White  {C.  A.)  Observations  on  the  red  qxiartzite 
boidders  of  western  Iowa.  etc.  Wallace  (S.  J.)  The  old  lake  beds 
of  the  prairie  region.     Executive  proceedings. 

18  Meeting  at  Salem.  1869.  Go-uld  (B.  A.)  Address.— Mathe- 
matics and  Astronomy.  Twining  (A.  C.)  Demonstration  of  Eu- 
clid's assumed  axiom  rel.  to  paraUel  lines.  Foucou  (F.)  Con- 
struction of  three  maps  of  Europe.  France,  and  North  America, 
in  the  gnomonic  projection,  with  a  view  to  the  distribution  of 
mineral  wealth  and  the  study  of  the  earth's  tigure.— Mechanics. 
Norton  (W.  A  )  Laws  of  the  deflection  of  beams,  exposed  to 
a  transverse  strain,  tested  by  experiment.  Bardwell  (F  W.) 
Suggestions  on  the  theory  of  the  composition  of  forces.  Mayer 
(A  M.)  Thermo-dyn amies  of  waterfalls,  Norton  (W,  A.)  Physi- 
cal theory  of  the  principle  of  the  lever  —Astronomy.  Youn^i 
(C.  A.)  Spectrum  observations  at  Burlington.  Iowa,  during  the 
eohpse  of  Aug.  7.  1869  ;  New  method  of  observing  the  first  con- 
tact of  the  moon  with  the  suns  limb,  at  a  solar  eclipse,  by  the 
spectroscope.  Pickering  (E.  C.)  Obs.  on  the  eclipse  with  an  Ara- 
go'B  polariscope.  at  Mt.  Pleasant.  Iowa.— Electricity.  Bushee 
(J.)  Causes  of  the  failure  of  lightning  mds  :  Conditions  of 
a  perfect  lightning  rod.— Chemistry.  Hinrichs  (G.)  Mole- 
cular perturbations  ;  Classification  and  atomic  weights  of 
the  so-called  chemical  elements  with  reference  to  Stas"  de- 
terminations. AVurtz  (H.)  The  grahamite  of  West  Virginia, 
and  the  New  Colorado  resinoid.  Silliman  {B.\  and  yfnrtz 
(H.)  Flame  temperatures  ;  their  composition  and  luminosity. 
Horsford  (E.  N.)  Some  new  properties  of  phosphoric  acid  • 
Phosphoric  acid,  iron,  and  potassium,  constituents  of  chloro-. 
phyl.  Silliman  (B. )  Relation  between  the  intensity  of  light  prt>- 
duced  from  illuminating  gas  and  the  volume  of  gas  consumed. 
Nichols  (W.  R. )  The  composition  of  tho  acid  oxalates  of  ammoni- 
um, potassium,  and  sodium;  The  solubility  in  water  of  theoiar 


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altee  of  sodium,  potassium.&nd  ammoniiun.— Geology  and  Pal(B- 
ontology.  Kimball  {J.  P.)  Tiiecretaceons  a^ccif  silver  deposits  in 
Cbiiiuahiia.Mt'Xico.  Matthew  (G.F..  ami  Bailey  L.W.)  Aneand  rola- 
tiODs  of  tlie  metamorpliit;  rocks  of  Now  Brunswick  and  Maiue. 
Ortou  (J.)  The  valley  of  the  Amazon.  Blake  (W.  P.)  Plasticity  of 
pebbles  and  rocke.  Stnntz  (G.  U.)  Recent  gecilogical  changes  iu 
N.  E.  Wiscimsin.  Hamlm  (A.  r.l  Gems  of  the  U.  S-  Wurtz  (H.) 
Studies  in  chemi':al  googony, — Zoology.  Maish  (O.  C.)  KoUce  of 
Bome  new  tertiary  and  ccetaceous  fishes.  WrrUl  (A.  K.)  Oba.  on 
phyllopod  Crustacea  of  the  tamily  brauehipidJB,  with  description 
of  new  genera  and  species,  from  America.  Botany.  Parry  {C. 
C.)  The  Rotky  Mountain  Alpine  region.  Meehau  (T.)  The  sexes 
of  plants  ;  The  glands  of  cassia  and  acacia.  Ethnology.  Dall  (W. 
H.)  Distribution  of  the  native  tribes  of  Alaska  and  the  adjacent 
territory.  Hartt  (C.  F.)  On  the  botocudoa  of  Brazil.  Executive 
proceedings. 

|Q.  Meeting  at  Troy,  New  York,  August,  1870.  Foster  (J.  W.) 
Address.  Mathematics  and  Astronomy.  Hill  (T)  On  certain 
involutes  of  a  circle,  and  the  analytical  value  of  the  hj'perbolic 
base.  Young  (C.  A.)  New  method  of  determining  the  level  error 
of  the  axis  oi  a  meridian  instrument  Enuis  (J.)  Discovery  of  a 
force  which  originally  imparted  all  their  motions  to  all  the  stars; 
Velocity  of  uebuhe  rotation.  Bradley  (L  )  C'osmcgouy,  Laue 
(J.  H.)  Descrip.  of  a  new  form  of  mercurial  horizon,  etc. — Optics. 
Pickering  (E.  C.)  Dispersion  aud  possibdity  of  attaining  perfect 
achromatism.  Loveriug  (J.)  Methods  of  illustrating  optical 
meteorology.— Acoustics.  Tillm.'\n  (S.  D.)  New  musical  notation. 
Mayer  (M.  A.)  Uf  measuring  electrical  conductivities  by  means 
of  magueto-electric  waves.— Physics  of  the  Globe.  Bradley 
(L.)  Aurora  borealis.  Siaa  (S.)  Northers  of  Texas.  Batchelder 
(J.  M.)  Descrip.  of  an  Arctic  tide  gauge.  Winchell  (A.)  Isother- 
mals  of  the  lake  region.  Chemistry  and  Mineralogy.  Stimp- 
Bon  (F.  E  )  Graphical  discussion  of  the  various  fmniulie  pro- 
posed for  the  relation  between  the  quantity  of  hght  i^roduced 
by  the  combustion  of  illuminating  gas  and  the  volume  of  gas 
consumed.  Stillman  (J.  M.)  Examination  of  the  Bessemer  flame 
with  colored  glasses,  etc.  Hunt  (T.  0.)  Anier.  iron  sands. 
Feuchtwanger  (Jj.)  Parallel  stria  or  indented  cross  lines  on  rock 
crystals.  Molecular  Physics.  Wallace  (S.  J.)  Elasticity  as  a 
feature  in  physics.  Walling  {H  F  )  Assumption  that  matter  is 
impenetrable.  Wheildon  (W.  W  )  Case  of  freezing  fresh  water 
in  pipes  submerged  in  salt  water — Geology  and  Palaontology, 
Broome  G.)  Laurentian  apatites  of  Canada.  Hunt  (T.  8.i  Od- 
bearing  limestimes  of  Chicago ;  Notes  on  granite  rocks.  Agassiz 
(L.)  Local  glaciers  in  the  White  Mis.  Perry  (.J.  B  )  Boulder- 
trains  in  Berkshire  Co.,  Mass.;  Supposed  elevation  aud  depres- 
sion of  the  continent  during  the  glacial  period.  Worthen  (A. 
H.)  Remarks  on  the  relative  age  of  the  Niagara.  Hitchcock  (C. 
H.)  Distribution  of  maritime  plants  in  N.  A.  Wallace  (S.  J.) 
Lakes  and  lake  regions.  Orton  (J.)  Evidence  of  a  glacial  epoch 
at  the  equator, — Zoology.  Cope  E.  D.)  Homologies  of  some  of 
the  cranial  bones  of  the  reptilia,  etc.  Packard  (A.  S.,jr.)  Em- 
bryology of  hmulus  polyphemus.  Putnam  (F.  W.)  Young  of  or- 
thagoriscus  mola.  Orton  (J.)  Condors  and  humming  birds  of 
the  equatorial  Andes.  Gill  (T.)  Relations  of  the  order  of  mam- 
mals jMorse  (E.  S  )  Early  stages  of  discina  ;  Organization  of 
lingiila  and  discina  ;  Brachiopoda.--Botany.  Meehan  (T.)  Law 
of  fasciation  and  its  relation  to  sex  in  plants  ;  Objections  to 
Darwin's  theory  of  insect  agency  in  the  fertilization  of-plants; 
Two  classes  nf  male  flowers  in  castanea,  etc.  Hill  (T.)  Seedling 
compass  plants.  Hilgard  (T.)  Development  of  the  yeast  of  zy- 
motic fungus.  Ethnology.  Dall  W.  H.)  Peculiarities  of  the  Es- 
kimo dialect.— Mechanics.  Tillman  (S.  D.)  Improvements  for 
common  roads  ;  Improvements  in  inland  navigation.  Execu- 
tive proceedings. 

20.  Meetmg  at  ludianopoUs,  August,  1871.  Hunt  {T.  S.)  Ad- 
dress.—Mathematics.  Hilgard  (J.  E.)  An  application  of  an  ex- 
ponential function.  Ficklin  (J.)  To  find  a  general  formula  for  the 
length  of  curves  of  pursuit.  Elliott  (E.  B.)  On  the  rales  of  inter- 
est realized  to  investors  iu  the  securities  of  the  United  States. — 
Astronomy.  Stockwell  {J.  N.)  An  inquiry  concerning  the  physi- 
cal relation  between  the  masses  aud  mean  distances  of  the  dif- 
ferent planets.  Dean  (G.  W.)  Longitude  determination  across  the 
continent.  Hilgard  (J.  E.)  On  the  use  of  the  zenith  telescope 
for  observations  of  time.  Ennis  (J.)  Four  great  eras  of  modern 
astronomy  ;  Meteors  and  their  long-enduring  tails. — Physics.  War- 
ner {J.  D.)  A  discussion  on  perturbation  of  lorces.  EUJott  (E  B.) 
Law  of  electric  currents  Hill  {J.  A)  Improvements  in  the  re- 
flecting telescope.  Rockwood  (C  Q.)  DaUy  motion  of  a  brick 
tower,  caused  by  solar  heat.  Chemistry.  Peckham  (S.  F.)  Eva- 
porating niches,  at  the  laboratory  of  the  Maiue  state  college  of 
agriculture  and  the  mechanic  arte.  Walhug  (H.  F.)  Chemical 
equivalent  of  ether.  Smith  (J.  L.)  Phosphates  of  soda  aud  potash  ; 
a  regulator  to  maintam  a  constant  level  in  the  water-baths  of  a 
laboratory  ;  Convenient  form  of  specific  gravity  flask  ;  On  bend- 
ing glass  tubes  for  fitting  apparatus  ;  Convenient  little  stand  for 
small  tiltrations.  Rogers  (J.  R.)  Steam  boiier  waters  and  incrusta- 
tions.— Physics  of  the  Globe.  Owen  (R.)  Contributions  to  physio- 
graphic and  dyuamical  geology,  involving  the  discussion  of  ter- 
restrial magnetism.  Tiugley  (J.)  Account  of  a  dust  storm  of 
December  'J4th,  1870.  iu  Clintou  county,  Indiana.  Whittlesey  (C.) 
The  earthquake  of  October,  1870  ;  its  rate  of  progress, — Geology 
and  Palseontology.  Hilgard  (E.  W.)  On  the  geological  history  of 
the  gull  of  M'  xico.  Cox  (E.  T.}  Western  coal  measures  and  In- 
diana coal.  Smith  (E.  A  )  Remarks  on  the  geology  of  the  Missis- 
Bippi  bottom.  Swallow  (G.  C.)  Remarks  on  the  geological  map 
and  section  of  the  rocks  of  Missouri.  Burbauk  (L.  S.)  On  eozoou 
Cauadense  in  the  crystalline  limestones  of  M  issachusetts.  Smith 
(J.  L.)  Geographical  position  of  the  large  masses  of  meteoric  ti'ou 
in  north  Mexico,  with  description  of  the  San  Gregorio  meteorite. 
Perry  (J.  B.)  On  the  "  eozoou  "  limestone  of  eastern  Massachu- 
setis. —Zoology.  Morse  [K.  S.)  On  the  carpal  and  tarsal  bones  of 
birds.     Cuius  (E.)  On  the  mechanism  of  flexion  and  extension  in 


birds*  wingfl.  Gill  [Dr.  T.)  CharacterifitlcB  of  the  primary  groups 
of  the  clans  of  maniiuajs.  Uilgord  (T.  O.)  Nunicrtc  relationH  of 
the  vertebrate  system.  Copo  [K.  D.)  Systematic  relatioim  <if  the 
flsliL's;  On  extinct  tortoises  of  the  crctaceouM  strata  of  New  Jt-ritey. 
—Botany.  Beal  (W.  J.)  Inequilateral  leaven.  Hilgard  (T.  C.) 
Fresh  water  algse  as  the  spawns  of  mosses  ;  Organic  identity  of 
thealbumeuandendopleuraof  all  the  phaneroganue.  Meehan  (T  ) 
The  monocotyledon,  the  umvornal  type  of  sredN.  Ravenal  (H. 
W.)  On  the  seemingly  one-ranked  leaves  of  Baptitila  perfoliuta  '■ 
On  tho  relation  of  the  tendril  to  the  phylloUxis  in  certain  cu' 
curbitaceous  plants.- Ethnology.  Parry  (C.  C)  On  the  form  of 
the  boomerang  in  use  among  the  Moqui-Pueblo  Indians  of 
North  America.  Whittlesey  (C.)  The  great  mound  on  the  Eto- 
wah river,  Georgia  ;  Ancient  rock  inscriptions  in  Ohio.— Prac 
tical  Science.  Taylor  {E.  R.)  Improvements  upon  Eggertz' 
method  for  determining  combined  carbon  in  steel.— Read  (E.) 
Ancient  dentietry.— Executive  proceedings, 

21.  Meeting  at  Dubuque,  Iowa,  August,  1872.  Gray  (Asa).  Ad- 
dress.—Astronomy.  Kirkwood  (D  )  On  binary  stars.— Phywcs. 
Bradley  (L.)  Apparatus  for  electric  measurement.  Lovering  (J  ) 
On  sympathetic  vibrations  iu  ordinary  machiuery.  Jordan  (W.) 
Compressed  air  as  a  motor.— Chemistry.  Foote  (A.  E)  On  zono- 
chlorate,  a  new  hydrous  sihcate  from  Ne^pigon  Bay.  north  shore 
of  Lake  Superior,  B.  A.  Hilgard  (E.  W.)  On  sod  analveea  and 
their  utility-— Physics  of  the  Globe.  Forshey  (C.  G.)  The'  Delta  of 
the  Mississippi  ;  Physics  of  the  river,  the  control  of  its  floods, 
and  the  redemption  of  the  alluvion.  Wheildon  (W.  W.)  The  Arc- 
tic regions  :  atmospheric  theory  of  an  ameliorated  climate  and 
an  open  sea,  iu  opposition  to  the  gulf  stream  theory.— Geology. 
Hitchcock  (C.  H,)  Explanation  of  a  new  geological  map  or  New 
Hampshire  ;  Recent  geological  discoveries  among  the  White 
Mountains  Winchell  (N.  A.)  Surface  geology  of  northwestern 
Ohio.  White  (C  A  )  On  the  eastern  limit  of  cetaceous  deposits 
in  Iowa.— Zoology.  Hartshorne  (H.)  On  the  relation  between  or- 
ganic vigor  and  sex.  Hoy  (P.  H  }  Mortalitv  of  fish  in  Racine 
river.  Hilgard  (T,  C.)  The  old  Haarlem  and  the  latest  Brussels 
microscopical  prize  questions  ;  Critical  review  of  the  present 
system  of  osteology,  with  particular  reference  to  Huxley's  latefat 
views;  On  the  diflerence  between  the  animal  (sensual)  aud  the 
human  (indagative)  intellect.  Morse  (E.  S.)  On  the  oviducts  and 
embryology  of  te reb rat ulin a.— Ethnology.  Woodman  (H.  T.) 
Ancient  mounds  of  Dubuque  and  its  vicinity.  Foster  (J.  W.) 
On  certain  pecuharities  in  the  crania  of  the  mound  builders.— 
Executive  proceedings. 

22.  Meeting  at  Portland,  Maine,  August,  1873.  Smith  (J.  L.) 
Address.— Mathematics.  Hill  (T.)  Note  on  WiUiam  Watson's 
coordinates  in  a  plane  ;  A  new  curve  ;  Four  equations  partially 
discussed.  Wiley  (H.  W.)  On  the  introduction  of  the  metric 
system  into  medicine  and  the  unification  of  doses.  Chase  (P. 
E.)  A  chord  of  spheral  music.  Dolbear  (A.  E  )  An  attachment 
to  the  whirling  table  for  projecting  Lissajous  curves  —Astron- 
omy. Barnard  (J.  G.)  On  the  relation  of  internal  fluidity  to  the 
precession  of  the  equinoxes.  Hilgard  (J.  E.)  Determination  of 
transatlantic  longitudes).  Langley  (S  P  )  The  solar  photosphere. 
— Physics.  Walhng  (H.  F  1  Musical  flow  of  water  :  The  relation 
of  the  dissipation  of  energy  to  cosmical  evolution.  Dolbear 
{A.  E.)  On  the  convertibiUty  of  sound  into  electricity— Physics 
of  the  Globe.  Cutting  (H.  A.)  Direction  of  wind  in  local  thunder 
storms.  Chase  (P.E.)  Cyclonism  and  anticyclonism.  Hyatt  (J.) 
A  stroke  of  lightning,  with  hints  as  to  immunity.  Comstock 
(M.  L.)  The  tornadoes  of  Illinois.  Andrews  (E  )  New  theory  of 
geyser  action  as  illustrated  by  an  artificial  geyser.  Wheildon 
(W.  W  )  The  Arctic  regions.- Chemistry.  Hilgard  (E.  W.)  On  the 
silt  analysis  of  soils  and  clays  ;  Silt  analysis  of  Mississippi 
soils  and  subsoils.  Loughridge  (R.  H.)  On  the  distribution  of 
soil  ingredients  among  the  sediments  obtained  in  ailt  analysis  ; 
On  the  influence  of  strength  of  acid  and  time  of  digestion  in 
the  extraction  of  soils.  Feuchtwanger  (L  )  Remarks  on  glass- 
making.  Hunt  (T.  S.)  The  chemical  composition  of  copper 
matte.— Mechanics.  Hough  (G.  W.)  Description  of  a  printing 
thermometer  ;  Description  of  an  automatic  registering  and 
printing  (evaporator  and  rain  gauge.  Foote  (A.E.)  Modification 
of  the  vacuum  or  filter  pump,  used  with  from  to  five  feet  fall  ot 
water.  Morse  (E  S.)  Apparatus  for  illustrating  the  variation 
of  wave  lengths  by  the  motion  of  its  origin  —Geology.  Dana 
{J.  D.)  On  staurohte  crystals  and  Green  mountain  gneisses  of 
the  Silurian  age  ;  the  slates  of  the  Tacouic  Mountains  of  the 
age  of  the  Hudson  river  or  Cincinnati  group.  Touney  (S  }  The 
quartzite  of  Williamstown  and  vicinity,  aud  stiucture  of  the 
Graylock  range.  Whittlesey  (C.)  On  the  cause  of  the  transient 
fluctuations  of  level  in  Lake  Superior  :  Descent  of  rivers  in 
the  Mississippi  valley,  area  of  drainage  l.OOO.OOu  square  miles  : 
On  the  origiu  of  mountain  chains.  Winchell  (N.  H.)  The  devo- 
nian hmestones  in  Ohio.  Hamlin  (A.  C.)  Origin  and  properties 
of  the  diamond.  Hunt  (T.  S  )  Notes  on  the  geology  and  econo- 
mic mineralogy  of  the  southeastern  Appalachians  ;  The  meta- 
morphism  of  rocks  ;  Geology  of  southern  New  Brunswick  ; 
Breaks  in  the  American  palieozoic  series.  Hitchcock  (C.  H.) 
Geological  history  of  Wiunipiseogee  lake  ;  Note  upon  the  creta- 
ceous strata  of  Long  Island.  Dawson  (J.  W.)  Geological  rela- 
tions of  the  iron  ores  of  Nova  Scotia.  Holley  (G.  W.)  Proximate 
future  of  Niagara,  in  review  of  Prof.  TjTidall  s  lecture  thereon. 
Niles  (W.  H.)  On  some  expansions,  movements,  and  fractures 
of  rocks  observed  at  Monson,  Mass.  Hitchcock  (C,  H.)  Geology 
of  Portland,  Newberry  (J.  S  )  Circles  of  deposition  in  American 
sedimentary  rocks.  Hunt  (T.  S.)  Remarks  on  Prof.  Newberry's 
paper  on  ••  Circles  of  deposition,"  etc.  Hitchcock  (C.  H.)  and 
Huntington  (J.  H.)  Geology  of  the  northwest  part  of  Maine  Hall 
(J  )  On  the  relations  of  the  Niagara  and  lower  Helderberg 
formations  aud  their  geogr.  distrib.  in  the  U.  S.  and  Canada. — 
Palseontology.  Dawson  (J.  W.)  Note  on  a  new  sigillaria  showing 
scars  of  fructification.  Cope  (E.  D.)  Some  extinct  types  ol 
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tooth  yet  described.— Botany.  Meehan  (T.)  On  movement 
in  the  Btigmatic  lobes  of  catalpa  :  On  hermaphroditism  in 
rhus  cotiuas  (the  mist  tree)  and  iu  rhus  glaba  (common 
Bumac).— Zoology.  Note  on  bufo  Americanus.  Packard 
(A.  a.,  jr.)  Fartiier  observ.  on  the  embryology  of  limulus. 
Uhler  (P.  R.)  Kemarkable  wasp's  nest  found  in  a  stump  in 
Maryland,  ciill  (T.)  On  recent  additions  to  the  lish  fauna 
of  Massachusetts  ;  On  the  species  of  the  genus  microp- 
terus  (lac.)  or  grystes  (auct.)  Grote  (A.  R  )  On  the  origin 
of  insects  and  remarks  on  the  antennal  character  in  the 
butterflies  and  moths.  Goode  (G.  li.)  On  the  question 
"  Do  snakes  swallow  their  young  ?  "  Rice  (W.  N  )  Effects 
of  certain  poisons  on  mollusks.  Wilder  (B.  G.)  Outer 
cerebral  hssures  of  mammalia  (especially  the  carnivora) 
and  the  limits  of  their  homology  :  Cerebral  variation  in 
domestic  dogs,  and  'ts  bearing  upon  scientitic  phrenology; 
Lateral  asymmetry  in  the  brains  of  a  double  human  mon- 
ster ;  Papillary  representative  of  two  arms  of  a  double 
human  monster,  with  a  note  on  a  mummied  double  mon- 
ster from  Peru  ;  Habits  and  parasites  of  epeira  riparia, 
with  note  on  the  moulting  of  nephila  plumipes  ;  Nets  of 
epeira,  nephila  aud  hyptiotes  (mithras) ;  Lateral  position 
of  the  vent  in  ainphiuxus  and  iu  the  larvas  of  rana  pipiens  ; 
Composition  of  the  carpus  in  dogs  :  Variation  of  the  con- 
dition of  the  external  sense  organs  in  foetal  pigs  of  the 
same  litter  ;  Pectoral  muscles  ot  mammaha  ;  Variation  in 
the  pectoral  muscles  of  domestic  dogs  Morse  (E  S.)  On 
the  emliryology  of  terebratulina ;  Genitalia  of  brachio- 
poda.  Pntuam  (F.  W.)  Notes  on  hparis.  cyclopterus  and 
their  allies.  Verrill  (A.  E.)  Explorations  of  Casco  Bay  by 
the'U.  S.  fish  commission  in  1873.  Swallow  (G.  C.)  On  the 
originof  species.— Anthropology.  Perkins  (G.  H.)  Ancient 
burial  ground  in  Swanton,  Vt.  White  (U.  A  )  Artificial 
shell  -heaps  of  fresh-water  mollusks.  ^Vhittlesey  (0  )  On 
the  rate  of  increase  ot  the  human  race.  Washburn  (G.) 
Calvert  a  supposed  relics  of  man ;  Miocene  of  the  Dardan- 
elles.—Practical  Science.  Hough  ,F.  B.)  On  the  duty  of 
governments  iu  the  preservation  of  forests.  LeConte  (J. 
L.)  Hints  for  the  promotion  of  economic  entomology.  Gill 
(T.)  Suggestion  fur  facilitation  of  museum  administration. 
Bickmore  (A.  S.)  American  museum  of  natural  history  in 
Central  park.  New  York.— Executive  proceedings. 

American  Bible  society.  Annual  reports  :  with  an 
account  of  its  organization,  v.  1.  1816-1838. 
New  York,    1838.     8° 3513.30 

—  Ferris  (I.)    Jubilee  memorial  of  the  American  Bible 

Society  :  being-  a  review  of  its  first  fifty  years' 
work.     1807 3515.14 

—  Strickland  {W.  li.)    History  of  the.    18.56.    3457.09 
American  biblical  repository.      See  Biblical  reposi- 
tory ; — Bibliotheca  sacra 8031.01 

American  bibliopoUst.     v.   1-5,  18G9-74.     New  York, 

1869-74.     8° 2774.10 

American  board  of  commissioners  for  foreign  mis- 
sions.    Memorial  volume  of  the  first  fifty  years. 

6th  ed.     Boston,  1862.     8° 3447.26 

American  boy's  book  of  sports  and  games,     [anon.] 

New  York,  1864.     12° 4611.17 

American  buUder.    v.  1-10.     Chicago  and  New  York. 

1869-74.     4°. 
American  card-player,      [anon.]    New  York.     1866. 

1(;°. 4611.31 

American  catalogue  of  books  for  1869-71.     New  York, 

Leypoldt  &  Holt,  1870-72.     8° 2775.06 

American  chess  magazine,  v.  1.  Hartford,  1875.  12°. 
American  christian  record.  N.  Y.,  1860.  12°.  345,5.01 
American  commonplace  book  of  poetry.     G.  B.  Chee- 

ver.     1846 1625.19 

American  convent,  as  a  school  for  Protestant  children. 

N.  Y.,  Prol.  epis.  sac,  1869.     16°. 
American  criminal  trials.     See  Chaudlei  (P.  W. ) 
American  (The)  cyclopaedia  :  a  popidar  dictionary  of 

general  knowledge.     Ed.   by  George  Kipley  aud 

Charles  A.  Dana,     v  1-11.    N.  Y.,  1873-75.     8°. 
Note. — Based  upon  the  New  American  cyclopsedia. 
American  educational  annual,  v.  1,  1875.   New  York, 

1875.     8' 5522.14 

American   educational  monthly.     11  v.     New   York, 

1864-74.     8° 5533.01 

American    eloquence  ;    collection  of   speeches,    etc. 

Ed.  by  F.  Moore.    2  v.  N.  Y.,  1858.   8°.      6325.03 
American  Ikmily    in   Germany.     J.    Koss    Browne. 

1866 964.12 

American  family  in  Paris,     lanon.]    New  York,  1869. 

16° 962.12 

American  farmer  (Letters  from  au).     .See  Crevecceur 

(H.  St.  J.) 
American   farmer's    encyclopsedia.       See    Emerson 

(G.) 6126.03 


American  game  iu  its  seasons.      H.    W.    Herbert. 

1854 4615.09 

American  gardener's  magazine.     Ed.  By  C.  M.   and 

P.  B.  Hovey.    v.  1-2.     B.,  1835-36.     8°.      6101.01 

Note.— See  Magazine  of  horticulture,  botany,  etc  for  con- 
tinuation.   [6101.03.] 

American  genealogist.  W.  H.  Whitmore.  1868.  3247.17 

American  geogr.  and  statistical  society.  Bulletin,  v. 

1-2,1852-56.     N.  Y. ,  1852-56.     8°.      .     .      905.01 

—  Journal,     v.  1-4, 1859-74.     New  York,  1859-74.   4° 

and  8° 90^  08 

—  Proceedings,  v.  1-2, 1862-64.  N.  Y.,  1862-64.8°.  905  06 
American  girl  abroad.  A.  Trafton.  1872.  .  946.01 
American    historical    and    hteraiy   curiosities.       See 

Smith  (J.  J.)  and  Watson  (J.  F.)      .     .  144.  03 

American  historical  record  and  repertory  of  notes  and 
queries.  Ed.  by  B.  J.  Lossing.  v.  1-3.  Phila. 
1871-73.     4° 8028.01 

American  horological  journal.  1869-73.  4  v.  ^few 
York,  l«7U-73.     4° 394,M5 

American  Hoy le.  By  "Trumps."  New  Y^ork,  1864. 
12° 4611.24 

American  in  England.   A.  S.  Mackenzie.  1837.  953.06 

American  institute  of  ai'chitects.  Proceedings.  New 
York,  1867-74.     4°. 1316.28 

American  institute  of  mining  engineers.  Transac- 
tions.    V.  1-3 3947.01 

American  institute  of  the  city  of  New  York.  Annual 
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Albany,  1848-74.     8° 6117.06 

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—  Catalogue  of  the  library.  New  York,  1852.  8°.  2714.11 
American  journal  of  education.     Ed.  by  H.  Barnard. 

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Note.—y.  11-16  are  also  entitled  "New  series,  v.  1-6  '*  ; 
V.  17-24,  "  National  series,  v.  1  8."  v.  18  is  the  '•  American 
year-book  of  1859  ;  "  v.  19  is  the  Special  report  of  the  U  S. 
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bia ;  V.  20  is  devoted  to  the  '•  Public  instruction  of  various 
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Btructiou  ;  '*  v.  23  is  covered  by  Mr.  Barnard's  two  pub- 
lications "Study  and  coudvict "  [5518.02],  and  "Military 
systems"  [5524.19];  v,  24  relates  to  school  and  university 
education. 

American  journal  of  insanity,    v.  1-4.     TJtica,  1844-5 

—47-8.     8° 8054.15 

American  journal  of  numismatics,    v.  1-2.   New  York, 

1866-67.     8° 1587.01 

American  journal  of  science  and  arts.     50  v.     New 

York,  1818-45.     8°. 8181.01 

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the  Journal. 

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American  journal  of  the  medical  sciences.    New  series. 

V.  1-67.     Phila.,  1841-74.     8° 8011.01 

American  law  review,  v.  1-8.  B.,  1867-74.  8°.  5642.01 
American  literary  gazette   aud  publisher's  circular. 

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American  monthly  review,  v.  1-4,  Jan.  1832 — Dec. 
1833.  Cambridge  and  Boston,  1832-33.    8°.  8003. 20 

American  uaturahst.  Ed.  by  A.  S.  Packard,  jr.,  E.  S. 
Morse,  etc.  v.  1-7,  [1868-1874].  Salem,  (Mass.) 
1868-74.     8° 4743.01 

American  Nepos  :  lives  of  eminent  men.  2d  ed. 
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American  orieutal  Bociety.     Jouinnl.     9  v.     Boston, 
1819-71.     S" 7811.01 

Contents, 

1,  Proceedings.  Pickeriuf;  (J.)  Address  at  the  flrHt  an- 
nual meetiug.  Salisbury  (E.  E.)  Memoir  on  Buddhisiu. 
Kluproth  (M.)  History  of  paper  money  in  China,  tr.  from 
the  •  JourniU  asiatique,'  by  .J.  Pickering.  Greonough  (W. 
W.)  China  :  population,  trade.  Pickering  (J.)  Memoir  of 
P.  S.  Du  Ponceau.  Smith  (E.)  Treatise  on  Arab  murtic.  tr. 
Comatock  (G-  S.)  Notes  on  Arakau.  with  map  by  L.  stilson. 
Three  chapters  of  Genesis,  tr.  into  the  Sooahelee  language 
by  Dr  Krapt,  with  iutrodmtion  by  W.  W.  Crreenough. 
Salisbury  (E  E.)  M.  Burnouf  on  IJuddhiam  in  India  ;  I,aa- 
Ben's  Antiquities  of  India.  Salisbury  (E.  E.)  Miscolla- 
neouB  notices  rel  to  the  recent  progre-s  of  Orieutal  ro- 
searches.  Wilson  (J.  L.)  Comparative  vocabularies  of 
Bome  negro  dialects  of  Africa.  Bryant  (J.  C.)  The  Zulu 
laugviage.  Grout  (L  )  The  Zulu  and  other  diale.  te  of 
Southern  Africa ;  Et-Tabary's  Conciuest  of  I'eraia  by  the 
Arabs,  tr.  by  J.  P.  Brown.  Salisbury  (E.  E.)  Identification 
of  the  signs  of  the  Persian  cuneiform  alphabet.  Van 
Dyck  (C.  V.  A.)  Medical  protession  in  Syria. 

2,  Proceedings.  Schauffler  (W  G.)  Sbabbathai  Zevi  and 
his  fDllowers.  Turner  (W.  W.)  Account  of  a  Japanese  ro- 
mance. Williams  (S.  W.)  Note  on  Japanese  syllabaries. 
Smith  (A.)  Contribution  to  geogr.  of  central  Koordintan, 
with  map.  Perkins  (J".)  Tour  from  Oroomiah  to  Mosul, 
through  the  Koordish  mountains,  and  visit  to  Nineveh, 
Edwards  (B.  B  )  Note  on  the  Kurdish  language.  Gibbs 
(J.  W.)  Characteristics  of  the  Peshito  Syriac  version  of 
the  New  Testament,  Hoisington  (H.  It.)  Syllabus  of  the 
Siva-Gnana-Potham,  one  of  the  sacred  books  of  the  Hin- 
dus. Brown  (N.)  Specimens  of  the  Naga  language  of 
Asam.  Brown  {S.  R  1  Chinese  culture.  Et-Tabary's  Con- 
quest, contiu.  from  vol.  1.  and  Beath  and  character  of 
'Omar.  tr.  by  J.  P  Brown.  DeForest  (H.  A  )  Tour  in 
Mount  Lebanon,  and  to  the  eastern  side  of  Lake  Huleh. 
Hadley  (J.)  Forms  of  the  Greek  substantive  verb.  Salis- 
bury (E.  E.)  Tr.  of  two  unpublished  Arabic  documents, 
relating  to  the  doctrines  of  the  IsmJ,'ileB  and  other  IJiitin- 
ian  sects. — Miscellanies- 

3,  Life  of  Gaudama.  tr.  from  the  Burmese  '  Ma-la-len- 
ga-raWottoo*  ;  by  C.  Bennett.  Khtilid  Ibu  Zeid  El-Ju'ty. 
Tr.  of  an  unpublished  Arabic  risaleh.  by  E.  E.  Salisbury. 
Macy(W.  A)  On  the  mode  of  applying  the  electric  tele- 
graph in  connection  with  the  Chinese  language, — Miscel- 
lanies. Extracts  from  correspondence  ;  Abd-el-Mejid. 
Tr.  of  the  firman,  granted  in  favor  of  his  Protestant  sub- 
jects ;  Bibliographical  intelligence  ;  Va'ssaUo  (C.)  Maltese 
antiquities-;  The  Jews  of  Khaifimg-fu  :  Chinese  reposito- 
ry ;  Dwight  (H,  G  O.)  Catalogiio  of  all  works  in  the  Arme- 
nian language,  earlier  than  the  17th  century,— Whitney 
(W.  D  )  Main  results  of  the  later  Vedic  researches  in  Ger- 
many. Koth  (It.)  On  the  morality  of  the  Veda.  tr.  by  W. 
D.  Whitney.  DeForest  (H.  A.)  Notes  on  the  ruins  in  the 
Bukaaaudin  the  BeUid  Ba'albek.  Ballantino  (H.)  Relations 
of  the  Mariithj.  to  the  Sanskrit.  Hoisington  {H.  11  )  Notes 
on  the  Tamil  language.  Salisbury  .E.  E.)  Genuineneas  of 
the  so-called  Nestorian  monument  of  Singan-fu  Grout 
(L.)  Essay  on  the  phonology  and  orthography  of  the  Zulu 
and  kindred  dialects  in  S.  Africa. 

4,  Minutes,  Tattuva-Kattalei,  law  of  the  Tattuvam  ; 
a  synopsis  of  the  mystical  philosophy  of  the  Hindus,  from 
the  Tamil,  by  H.  R.  Hoisington.  Siva-Gnina-Putham,  in- 
struction in  the  knowledge  of  God  ;  from  the  Tamil,  by  H. 
R.  Hoisington.  Mulamuii,  or  the  Buddhist  Genesis  of 
eastern  India,  from  the  Shan,  through  the  Talaing  and 
Burman.  by  F.  Mason. — Miscellanies.  Dwight  (H.G.O.,)  and 
Riggs  (E.)  Orthography  of  Armenian  and  Turkish  proper 
names  .  On  the  Malalengara  ;  Siva-Pi raUasam,  light  of  Si- 
van  ;  a  metaphysical  and  theological  treatise,  translated 
from  the  Tamil,  by  H.  R.  Hoisington.  Whitney  \Vf.  D.) 
On  the  history  of  the  Vedic  texts.  Allen  (D.  O.)  The  state 
and  prospects  of  the  English  language  in  India.  Mason 
(F.)  The  Talaing  language.  Cross  (E.  B.)  On  the  Karens. 
Brown  (N.)  Comparative  vocabulary  of  the  Sgau  and  Pwo 
Karen  dialects.  Wtiite  (M.  c  )  t.'hiuese  local  dialects  re- 
duced to  writing.  Bradley  (C.  W  )  Outline  of  the  system 
adopted  for  romanizing  tlie  dialect  of  Amoy.  Woolscy  T. 
D.)  Notice  of  a  life  ot  Alexander  the  Great,  translated 
irom  the  Syriac,  by  J.  Perkins,  with  extracts. 

5,  Stoddard  (D.  T.)  Grammar  of  the  modern  Syriac  lan- 
guage, as  spoken  in  Oroomiah,  Persia,  and  in  Koordistan. 
—Miscellanies.  Porter  (J.  L.)  Letter  containing  Greek  in- 
scriptions, with  Pres.  Woolsey's  remarks  ;  Dwight  {H  G. 
O.)  Armenian  traditions  about  Mt.  Ararat.  Salisbury  (E 
E.)  Remarks  on  two  Assyrian  cylinders  received  from 
Mosul.  Gibbs  (J.  W  )  Vestiges  of  Buddhism  in  Microne- 
sia. ^Vhituey  (W.  D.)  Bupp's  comparative  accentuation  of 
the  Greek  and  Sanskrit  languages.  White  (M.  C.)  Her- 
nisz's  guide  to  conversation  in  English  and  Chinese,  and 
Andrews' discoveries  in  Chinese.  Salisbury  (E.  E.)  Roth 
and  Whitney's  edition  of  the  Atharva-Veda  ;  Phoenician 
inscription  of  Sidou  ;  The  Sidon  inscription,  with  a  trans- 
lation, by  W.  W.  Turner.  Wylie  (A.)  On  tlie  Nestorian  tab- 
let of  Se-gan  Foo.  Whitney  (W.  D.)  On  the  Avesta  or  the 
Bacred  scriptures  of  the  Zoroastrian  religion  ;  Contribu- 
tions from  the  Atharva-Veda  to  the  theory  of  Sanscrit  ver- 
bal accent.  Hohiiboe  (C  A)  Ideas  respecting  an  alphabet 
Butted  to  the  languages  of  S.  Africa.  Hadley  (J.)  Notice 
of  'Die  lonier  vor  der  ionischeu  Wanderung,'  by  E. 
CurtiUB. 


6.  al-Kh&zIua.  AnalysiH  and  oxtractnof  tho  •  Book  of  the 
balance  of  wisdom,  an  Arabic  work  on  the  water  baliinco, 
by  N.  Khanikof.  Or(mt(I,.)  The  prepoHitioiit4,  conjunctions, 
and  other  particles  of  tin)  Isizulu  a-nl  itri  i-ognate  lan- 
guages. •  Trans,  uf  the  Surya-Hiddhunta,'  a  tt!it-bc>ok  of 
Hmdu  astronomy  ;  by  E.  IJurKCKs.  Two  Sanskrit  luHcrip. 
tions  on  stone  ;  originsU  t^'Xts.  with  tranH.  by  F.  E.  Hall. 
Three  Sanskrit  inscriptions,  rel.  to  grants  of  land  ;  orig. 
texts,  translations  and  notes  by  F,  E.  lIuU.  OriM-k  iriBcrip- 
tiou  Ironi  Daphne,  near  A'ltioch,  in  Syria,  by  J  Uadley. 
Hall  I F.  E)  On  tho  Arya  Siddhunta  — ,1/iscW/aniVr  Itigga 
(i^.)  Inverted  construction  of  modern  Armenian;  Macy 
(VV.  A.)  Ou  8.  W.  Williams's  Chinest!  dictionary.  Moffat 
(F  )  On  the  natural  limits  of  ancient  Oriental  history; 
Extracts  from  correspondence. 

7.  Hall  (F.  E.)  On  the  kings  of  Mandala  as  commemo- 
rated  in  an  inscription  now  flrst  printed  in  the  original 
tongue  ;  Two  inscriptions  pertaining  ti»  tho  Paraniura 
rulers  of  Malava  ;  tlie  Sanskrit  with  tr.  by  V.  E.  Hall  ; 
Remarks  on  the  Phu-nician  inscriiHion  of  Sidon,  by  W  W. 
Turner.  Salisbury  (E.  E  )  Contributions  from  original 
eourccH  to  our  knowledge  of  MuHlim  tradition,  I'aspati 
{A.  G.)  The  language  of  the  gypsieH,  as  now  used  in  the 
Turkish  empire,  tr.  from  the  lireek  by  c.  Hamlin  ;  Evi- 
dences of  the  Scythian  attinities  of  the  Dravidian  lan- 
guages, condensed  and  arranged  from  R.  Caldwell  s  com- 
l)aiative  Dravidian  grammar,  by  E.  Webb,  On  Lepsius's 
standard  alphabet,  by  W.  D.  Whitney.  The  Artbava  Veda 
Priiti<;akhya,  or  {_:aunakiya  Caturadhyayika  ;  text,  transla- 
tions and  notes  by  W.  D.  Whitney.  Proceedings,  l«6()-62. 
— Members. 

8-  Whitney  (W.  D.)  On  the  views  of  Biot  and  Weber  res- 
pe.ting  the  relations  of  the  Hindu  and  Chinese  systems  of 
asterisms ;  with  MiiUer's  views.  Mohemmed  Missiree. 
On  the  Tesavry,  or  spiritual  life  of  the  Soffets  ;  tr.  from 
the  Turkish,  by  J.  P.  Brown.  Salisbury  (E.  E.)  Jlateriala 
for  the  history  ot  the  Muhammedan  doctrine  of  predebti- 
nation  and  ftee  will.  Revelation  of  the  AfKistle  Paul ;  tr. 
from  [the]  Syriac  by  J.  Perkins.  Stilson  (L.)  Notice  of  the 
Kemi  language.  Sulaiman.  Ejfendi  i>f  Ailhanah.  I-irst  ripe 
fruit,  disclosing  the  mysteries  of  the  Nusairian  religion, 
by  E  E.  Salisbury.  Burgess  (E  )  On  the  origin  of  the  lu- 
nar division  of  the  zodiac  represented  in  the  Nakshatra 
system  of  the  Hindus.  Lepsius  {R  )  On  his  standard  al- 
phabet ;  a  letter  of  explanations,  with  notes  by  W.  D. 
Whitney. — Miscellanies  Pratt  (A.  T.}  On  the  Armeno- 
Turkish  alphabet.  Bastian  (A.)  Brahmanical  inscriptions 
in  Buddhistic  temples  in  Siam.  Clarke  (H.)  Ou  the  Assy- 
ro-Pseudu-Sesostris.  Whitney  (W.  D  )  Reply  to  the  strict- 
ures of  Weber  upon  an  essay  respecting  the  asterismal 
system  of  the  Hindus,  Arabs,  and  Chinese.  Proceedings, 
1863-65. 

9.  The  Taittiriya-praticjakhya,  with  its  commentary,  the 
Tribhashyaratna  ;  text,  trau.-^latious,  aud  notes,  by  W.  D. 
Whitney.     Proceedings,  1866  70. 

American  party.  (Principles  and  objects  of  the). 
New  York,  1855.     H°. 

American  Presbyterian  and  Theological  review.  Edi- 
tors :  H.  B.   Smith  and  J.  M.  Sherwood,    v.  1-6. 

New  York,  1863-G8.     8^ 8054.03 

AV»/e.— Succeeded  the  Presybterian  quar.  rev.  [8157.03] ; 
and  Amer.  theol.  rev.  [801X1)1], 

—  Same.  New  series,  v.  1.  N.  Y.,  18G9.  8^  8054.09 
American  pioneers  and  patriots.     See  Abbott  {J.  S. 

C.) 3U33.21 

American  publisher  and  bookseller,     v.  1.     [Octavo 

series.]     New  York.  18G8.     8^ 2713.10 

American  publishers'  circular.  See  Amsrican  lit.  gaz. 
American  pulpit.  H.  Fowler.  1856.  .  .  .  3156.07 
American  quar.  church  review,     v.   1-25.     Hartford, 

etc.      1848-1874.     8^ 8004.01 

American  quarterly  register  aud  magazine.     Ed.  by 

J.  Stryker.  v.  1-3.  Phil,  1848-49.  8°.  8001.08 
American  railroad  jour.  v.  35-47.  N.  Y.,  1802-74.  4^ 
American  rejected  addresses.  N.Y.,  18>5.  12''.  1645.07 
American  religion.  John  Weiss.  1871.  .  .  3022.04 
American  republic.  See  Brownson  (O.  A.) 
American  review  :   a  whig  journal.     See   American 

whig  review 8U03.01 

American  revolution.   See  Countries.    {United  Slates  : 

Amer.  rev.) 
American  rose  culturist.      [anon.]     New  Y''ork.  1852. 

12 0132.25 

American  scenery.     lUus.  from  drawings  by  W.  H. 

Bartletc.     The  literary  department  by  N.  P.  Wil- 
lis.   1840 1116.01 

American  social  science  associaticu.     Hand-book  lor 

immigrants   to   the   United  States.     With   map.s. 

New  York,  1871.    12° 1071.09 

—  Transactions.     No.   1-7.   N.  Y.,  1869-74.  8°.   5811.01 

No.  1.  Contents  :  1.  Hist,  of  social  science,  Henry  Vil- 
lard.  2.  Inspection  of  country  schools.  John  D.  Phil- 
brick.    3     University  education,  G  lUwin  Smith.    4.  Tei- 


lu  asking  for  books,  use  the  "Book  Order,"  giving  the  AUTHOR'S  NAME,  the  first  part  of  the  TI'ILK,  aud  tho  NUMBER. 


22 


AMER.   SPORTSMAN   -AMORY 


as  cattlfl  disease.  J.  S.  Gould.  S.  Supervision  of  public 
charities.  V  B.  Sandborn.  6.  Method  of  diSfusing  knowl- 
edge. Horace  Greeley.  7.  Protection  ol  the  ballot.  C.  F. 
Adams,  jr.  3  Civil  service  reform.  Samuel  Eliot.  9. 
Some  topics  in  criminal  law.  H.  W.  Torrey.  10.  People's 
banks  of  Germany,  Henry  Villard.  11.  Progress  in  eco- 
nomic oducatiim.  12  Economic  results  of  emancipation 
of  the  serfs  in  Bussia,  N.  Tourguoneff.  13.  General  in- 
telligence. 

2.  Current  record  of  the  association  1.  Immigration, 
F.  Eapp.  2.  The  American  census.  James  A.  Garfield. 
3.  Mode  of  procedure  in  cases  of  contested  elections.  Hen- 
ry L.  Dawes.  4-  Public  charities  of  the  State  of  New  York. 
Theodore  W,  Dwight.  5.  Public  libraries  of  the  United 
States,  A.  E.  Spofford.  6.  Science  of  transportation.  J.  D. 
Potts.  7.  Vaccination  ;  report  by  E  Bacon.  W  A.  Ham- 
mond, and  1).  F.  Lincoln.     8.  The  electiou  of  presidents, 

C.  F.  Adams,  jr.  9.  Life  insurance.  Sheppard  Homans, 
10.  The  administration  of  criminal  justice.  George  C.  Bar- 
ret. 11.  Health  laws  and  their  administration.  Elisha 
Harris.  12  An  international  code,  D.  D.  Field.  13  Con- 
stitution.    Works  publ.  in  1859. 

3.  1.  Public  parks  and  the  enlargement  of  towns.  F.  L. 
Olmsted.  2.  Art  education  in  America,  C.  C.  Perkins.  3. 
Civilization  and  Health.  Francis  Bacon.  4.  American  sys- 
tem of  patents.  8.  A.  Duncan.  C.  Nature  and  sphere  of 
police  power,  T.  D.  Woolsey.  C.  Legislation  and  social 
Bcience,  E.  L.  Godkin.     7,  Representation  of  minorities. 

D.  D  Field.  8.  Eelations  of  business  men  to  national 
legislation.  H.  A.  Hill.  9.  Houses  in  the  country  for 
working  men,  G.  B.  Emerson.  10.  Minority  representa- 
tion in  Europe.  Thomas  Hare.  11.  Application  of  Mr 
Hare's  system  of  voting  to  the  nomination  of  overseers  of 
Harvard  CoUege,  'W.  R.  Ware      12.  General  intelUgence. 

4.  1.  Study  of  social  science.  Willi^4u  strong.  2.  Waste 
of  e'iistiug  social  system.  Lorin  Blodget  3-  Mining  legis- 
lation, E.  B.  Coxe.  4.  CivU  service  reform.  J.  G.  Rosen- 
earten.  6.  International  industrial  competition.  Joseph 
Wharton.  G.  Von  Mohl  on  modes  of  fiUing  civU  offices. 
BrentonCoxe  7.  Art  schools.  C.  C.  Perkins.  S.  Indus- 
trial drawing.  C.  O.  Thompson  9.  Music  in  public  schools, 
J  B  ITpham.  ill.  InefBcicncy  of  economic  legislation. 
Edw.  Atkin.son.  11  Relief  of  labor.  Samuel  Eliot.  12. 
National  education  in  England.  Mrs.  S.  Parkman.  13.  Ge- 
neral iutellii^encc. 

5.  1.  Municipal  government.  Dorman  B.  Eaton.  2. 
Higher  education  of  women.  T.  W.  Higginson.  3.  Restor- 
ation of  the  currency,  J.  S.  Ropes.  4.  Some  results  of  the 
census.  Francis  A.  Walker.  5.  Public  vaccination.  F.  1'. 
Foster.  6.  The  international,  David  .A..  Wasson.  7.  Legis- 
lation in  relation  to  pharmacy,  G.  F.  H.  Markoe.  8.  General 
ihteUigonce. 

6.  General  meeting  at  New  York.  1.  Opening  address. 
George  William  Curtis.  2.  Work  of  social  science  in  the 
United  States.  F,  B  Sanborn.  3.  Financial  Administra- 
tration.  G.  Bradford.  4.  Conference  of  boards  of  public 
charities.  5  Pauperism  in  the  city  of  New  York.  6.  Ttjo 
farmers'  movement  in  the  Western  States.  Willard  C. 
Flagg.  7.  Ocean  lanes  for  steamship  navigation.  Prof  B. 
Peirce.  8.  Rational  principles  of  taxation.  David  A.  Wells. 
9.  American  railroads.  Gardiner  G.  Hubbard.  10.  Refor- 
mation of  prisoners.  Z.  R  Brockway.  11.  The  deaf-mute 
college  at  Washington.  Edward  M  Gallaudet.  12.  The 
protection  of  animals.  George  T.  Augell.  13.  American 
finance.  Prof.  W.  G.  Sumner. 

7.  1.  Private  property  upon  the  sea.  Rev.  Dr.  Woolsey. 
2.  Conference  of  boards  of  health.  3.  School  hygiene.  I). 
F.  Lincoln  and  A.  L.  Carroll.  4.  Tent  hospitals.  J.  F.  Jen- 
kins. 5.  National.  State,  and  sectarian  universities.  A. 
D.  White  and  Dr.  McCosh.  6  Free  lending  libraries.  W. 
W.  Greenough,  7.  Young  men  s  christian  associations. 
Cephas  Brainard.  8.  Ocean  lanes.  9  Prison  reform  in 
Europe  and  America.  E.  C.  Wines  and  F.  B.  Sanborn.  10. 
Social  science  record.  11.  Conference  of  boards  of  charities. 

American  sportsman.     E.  J.  Lewis.     1868.  .  4617.01 

AmeiiC-iu  state  papers.     Documents  legislative  and 

executive,  from   1789.   38  v.     Wash.,183'2-61.    fol. 

Contents  ;    Class  1.  Foreign  relations,  v.  1-6  ;  to  Ist  sesa., 

20th  Congress,  1827. 

2.  Indian  affairs,  v.  1-2  ;  to  2d  seas.,  19th  Congress.  1827. 

3    yiriance,  V.  1-5  ;  to  Ist  sess.,  2Uth  Congress,  1828. 

4.   Commerce  and  nav.,v.  1-2;  to '2d  sess.,  17th  Cong  ,  1825. 

6.  military  affairs,  V.  1-7  :  to  1st  sess..  20th  Cong.,  18'28. 

6.  Navalaffairs,\.l-i.  tolst  sess..  24th Congress,  1838. 

7.  Post-office  ;  to  2d  sess.,  22d  Congress. 

8.  Public  lands,  v.  1-8  ;  to  ■2d  sess..  24th  Congress,  1837. 

9.  Clai-ns,  v.  1  ;  to  2d  sess..  17th  Congress,  1825 

10.  MisceUaneous,v.l-i     to  2d  sess..  17th  Congress.  1825. 

American  stud-book.     Wallace  iJ.  H. )   1S67.  •lUl.S.OS 

American  theological  review.     Ed.  by  H.  B.  Smitli. 

V.  1-4.     New  York,  18.V.I-6-2.     H".     .     .     .  8013.01 

.^■■(e.— Merged  in  'Amer.  Presb.  and  theol.  rev.'  [8054.03.J 

American  tour  of  Messrs.  Brown,  Jones,  and  Kobin- 
son,  in  the  United  States,  Canada,  and  Cub.i.  By 
Toby.     New  York,  1872.     4° 1456.0',) 

American  tract  society.  Slst,  38th,  47th,  49th  an- 
nual report.     New  York  and  Boston,  1856-63.     8°. 

}jliss  ( ,s'. )     Letters  on  the  Tract  controversy,  'id  ed. 

Boston,  1858.     8°. 


American  Unitarian  association.  Tractj.  Army  series. 

Boston,  1861.     8°. 3514.13 

American  whig  review,     v.  1-16.     New  York,  1845-52. 

8° 8003.01 

American  wild  fowl  shooting.     J.  W.  Long.  .  4624.11 
American  (An)  woman  In  Europe.     Mrs.  S.  K.   Ur- 

bino.     1869 944.16 

American  -woman's  home.     See  Beeoher  (0.  E. )  and 

Stowe(H.  B.) 6016.05 

American  womanhood.    J.  C.  Jackson,  M.  D.  4331.19 
American  (The)  yacht  list  for  1874.      CompUed  by 

Neils  Olseu.  New  York,  1874.  12°.  .  .  4517.33 
American  year-book.     v.   1,    1869.     Ed.  by   D.    N. 

Camp.  '  Hartford,  1869.     8°.      .      .      .     .6723.01 
American  literature.  .See  Literature.    (Ammcan.) 
Americanisms.     See  Language.     (Americanisms.) 
American's  (The)  guide  :   constitutions,   etc.,   of  the 

United  States.  Philadelphia,  1849.  12°.  5736.14 
Americans  in  Rome.  H.  P.  Leland.  1863.  972.14 
Ames  (Fisher).     Influence  of  democracy  considered. 

la7ion.]    Introd.  by  H.  Ewbank.     London,  1835. 

8° 5722.01 

IVote. — Selections  from  his  writings. 

—  Works.     [With  life,  by  J.  T.   Kirkland.]    Ed.  by 

S.    Ames.    2  v.     Boston,    1854.     8°.     .     .  5014.01 

Contents  :  v.  1.  Life  ;  Letters. 

2.  Speeches  ;  Political  essays,  viz  :  Lucius  Junius  Bru- 
tus ;  Camillus  ;  Laocoon  ;  Falkland  ;  Observer  ;  Sketches 
of  the  Slate  of  Europe  :  Phociou  ;  The  new  Romans  ;  For- 
eign politics  ;  No  revolutionist ;  Equality  :  History  is 
philosophy  teaching  by  examjjle  ;  Balance  of  Europe  :  Po- 
litical review  ;  Monitor  ;  The  Republican  ;  sketch  of  the 
character  of  Alexander  Hamilton  ;  Reflections  on  the 
war  in  Europe  ;  Character  of  Brutus  ;  Prospect  of  a  new 
coalition  against  France ;  The  combined  Powers  and 
France  ;  The  successes  of  Bonaparte  ;  Dangerous  power 
of  France;  Non-intercourse  act;  Lessons  from  history: 
British  alliance  ;  Duration  of  French  despotism  ;  Dangers 
of  .\mericin  liberty  :  Review  of  a  pamphlet  on  the  state  of 
the  British  constitution.  Miscellaneous  essays,  viz  : 
School-books  ;  Hercules  ;  Hints  and  conjectures  concern- 
ing the  institutions  of  Lycurgus  ;  Americau  literature. 

—  Lowell  I  J.}     Remarks  on  John  Q.  Adams'  Review  of 

Mr.  Ames' works,  [aium]  1809  .  .  .  5093.07 
Amss  (Joseph)  ami  Herbert  (William).  Typograph- 
ical antiquities  ;  or  the  history  of  printing  in  Eng- 
land, Scotland,  and  Ireland.  Enlarged  bv  T.  F. 
Dibdin.  4  v.  London,  1810-1819.  4^  2766.02 
Ames  (Mary  dimmer).  Memorial  of  Alice  and  Phcebe 
Cary.     New  York,  1873.     Vi" 3032.25 

—  Outlines  of  men,  women,  and  things.    New  York, 

1873.    16 2512.32 

—  Ten  years  in  Washington.     Hart.,  1874.   8°.   1134.19 

Jkff"  For  other  works  of  Mrs.  A.  see  Fiction  class-list. 
Amherst  college. 

—  Catalogue  of  books  added  to  the  library,  firom  1855- 

71.     Amherst,  1871.     8° 

—  Semi-centennial  catalogue  of  Amherst  college.     Am- 

herst ( Mass. )     1872.   b° 

Tuler  t  W.  S.)  History  cf,  during  its  first  half  cen- 
tury.    1821-71 5518.22 

Ammergau  passion  play.  See  Drama.  (_Am7Hergau 
pa.'ision  play. ) 

Ammiauus  Marcellinus.  Rerum  gestarum  Ubri  xiv- 
xrsi  [Lat.  etFr.  Tr.  par  Th.  Saval6te.  ]  Paris , 
1869.     8".     [Nisard's  CoUeclion.]     .      .  7725.02 

—  Roman  historv.     [A.  D.  353-378.]     London,  Bohii, 

1862.     8°.    ." 432.27 

Ammonius.      Aristotelis    vita.      Edente  A.   Wester- 
manno.     Parisiis,  Dldot,  1863.     8°.     .     .  7764.15 
Ammunition.      See  Militciry  science. 
Amcenitates  literarite.    See  Schelhorn  (J.  G.)  2534.14 
Am  Dng  my  books.     See  Lcwell  (J.  R. ) 
Among  our  sailors.    J.  G.  Jewell.     1874.      .     931.20 
A.nong  the  Goths  and  Vandals.  J.Blaikie.  1870.  996.04 
Amon^  the  Guerrillas.     J.   R.  Gilmore.     .     .     19,"). 03 
Among  the  hills,  etc.    See  Whittier  (J.  G.)     .   1695.08 
Among  the  pines.     J.   R.   Gilmore.     1862.     .     195.04 
Among  the  trees.     M.   Lorimer.     1869.      .     .  4915.06 
Amoor  river  and  region.     See  Countries.     {Amoor. ) 
Amory  (Thomas,  6.  1691).    Life  of  John  Buncle.    4  v. 

London,  1770.     16°. 122.02 

Amory  (Thomas,  D.  D.  b.  1701).  A  dialogue  on  de- 
votion, after  the  manner  of  Xenophon.  2d  ed. 
London,  1746.  8°. 3022.22 


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Amory  (Thomas  C.)    Life  of  James  Sullivan.     2  v. 

Boston,  18.".7.     8° 3167.01 

Amos  (Anflrew).     Enf;lisb  coDstitiitionin  the  reign  of 

Charles  II.     London,  1857.     8'.     .     .     .   5717.08 

—  Great  oyer  of  poisoning.     Trial  of  the  earl  of  Som- 

erset for  poisoning  Sir  T.   Overbury.     London, 
1816.    8^ 5612. 2() 

—  Rnins   of  time  expmplifii>d   in   Sir  Matthew  Hale's 

History  of  the  pleas  of  the  crown.     18.56.  502.5. '21 
Amos  (Sheldon  •.     Difference  of  sex  as  a  topic  of  juris- 
prudence and  legislation.     L.,  1870.     8°.   5823.16 

—  The  science  of  law.     New  York,  187-i.     12°.  5614.23 


—  Systematic  view  of  the  science  of  jurisprudence. 

London,  1862.    8°. 5614.22 

Ampere  (J.  J. )    Littt'rature,  voyages,  et  po(?sics.  2  v. 

Paris,  18.50.     16' 7001.11 

Contents:  v  1.  EaqiiissoB  du  Nord.  Litt^^rattirixlaDoise. 

Franco.      Ecoase  ct  .\ngleterro.     Litteratiiro  all'--mande. 

Litteratures    slaves,  Dohonie.     I.itturatitru    scaniliDavc. 

Histoire  comparoodns  lanRueB.    E<Ma  «t  Sa^'aM.     Mytholo- 

gie  ecaDdinavo,     Dus  SL-aldoB.     v.  2,   HeureH  dp  Poenle. 
Amphibians.    See  Natural  history.    {AmpUihuxns )  ;— 

al.111  Ocean. 
Amusement  directory  and  travelers'  guide  'from  the 

Atlantic  to  the  Pacific.  O.P.Sweet.  1870-71  1124.24 


AMUSEMENTS,  GAMES,  SPORTS,  PASTIMES,  ETC. 


Morality  and  Utility  of  Amtiseincnts. 

CuUure  of  pleasure  ;  or,  the  enjoyment  of  life  in  its 

social  and  religious  aspects.  [«/io)i.]  1872.  3541.06 
Donne  (  W.  B. )    Essays  on  the  drama  and  on  popular 

amusements,     id  ed.,  1863 1715.20 

Prampton  (J.)    Three  dialogues  on  the  amusements  of 

clergymen.  1797 3515.16 

Xorthbrooke  (J. )    Treatise  against  dancing,  plays,  etc. 

[Shakespeare  soc] 1756.14 

Talmage  (T.  D.  W.)    Sports  that  kill     1875.  3612.27 

fl®-  For  articles  in  periodicals,  see  Blackwood,  1866,  v. 
100  ;  Chr.  Ex.,  v.  8  ;  Meliora.  1«63.  v.  6  ;  New  Englander, 
1807,  V.  66  ;  Westm.  Reriew,  1856.  v.  66. 

For  essays,  see  Gail  Hamilton's  Btumbling-blocts  f2523.06] ; 
Helps  (A),  mends  in  council.  2d  ser.  t.  1  [2531.28];  Mori- 
eon(J  H.)  Amusements  [3515.151;  Matthew  Browne  (p5.  for 
W.  B.  Rands)  On  art  and  popular  amusements,  in  his  Views 
»nd  Opinions,  pp.  238-82  [2514,18];  Saunders  (F.)  Salad 
for  the  solitary,  pp.  132-154  [2542. 10]  ;  Stowo  {Mrs.  H.  B.) 
Chimney-corner,  pp  166-204  [2543.12]. 

See  also  Drama,  in  general  alphabet. 

Nalional  and  Rural  Festivals  and  Sports. 

Brande  (J.)    Popular  antiquities  of  Great  Britain.  Ed. 

with  additions  by  W.   C.  Hazlitt.     3  v.         497.05 

DaniemV.  £.)    Rural  sports.     3  v.,  1807.     .4625.14 

1.  Dogs  and  hunting.         I       3.  Birds.    Gun. 

2.  Fishing  and  angling.      \ 

--The  Same.     Supplement,  1813 4625.17 

Howitt  ( W. )  Popular  festivities.  [In  his  Rural  life  of 
England,     v.  2.    pp.  138-208.]    ....     954.06 

Maxwell  (  W.  11. )  Field-book  :  or  sports  and  pastimes 
of  the  British  Islands.     1833 4617.03 

Pfrc!/ anecdotes,    v.  19.  1823 6211.19 

Peverelly  (C.  A.)  Book  of  American  pastimes,  contain- 
ing a  history  of  the  principal  base  ball,  cricket, 
rowing,  and  yachting  clubs  of  the  United  States. 
1866 4612.15 

Ranking  (,J.)  Wars  and  sports  of  the  Mongols  and 
Romans.     1826 4618.03 

Smith  {H.)  Festivals,  games  and  amusements,  ancient 
and  modem.      1848 4611. Ul 

Stewart  ( IK.  0. )  Popular  amusements  of  the  High- 
landers of  Scotland.     1823 3816.10 

Strutt  {J. )  Sports  and  pastimes  of  the  people  of  Eng- 
land.    1833 5617.02 

TVoUope  (yl.)  British  sports  and  pastimes.  1868.  4617.16 

Viollei  Le  Due  (E.  R)  Jeux  ;  passe-temps.  750-1550. 
[In  his  Diet,  du  mobUier  tran9ai8,  v.  2.]  .   1315.25 

Walsh  (J.  H.)  Manual  of  British  rural  sports.  [Hunt- 
ing, shooting,  angling,  racing,  rural  games,  skat- 
ing, riding.]  By  "  Stonehenge. "    [pseiid]  4615.07 

IKesf  ( y. )  Dissert,  on  the  Olympic  games.  1824.  1676.08 

^Sf"  Much  information  relative  to  the  amusements  and 

festivities,  and  various  holidays,  of  the  English  will  be 

found    elsewhere,  under    head    of    Calendar.      See    also 

Christmas; — Holidays. 

In-door  and  Oat-door  {including  Juvenile)    Gaines 

and  Amusements. 

American  boy's  book  of  sports  and  games,     [anon.'] 

1865 4611.17 

American  Hoyle.  By  "Trumps."  N.Y.,1864.  12°  4611.24 

BeUew  (F.)    Art  of  amusing.   1866 4611.05 

Bohn(H.  6.)     Hand  book  of  games.     1850.     .  4611.02 
Boy's  Own  Book.     A   complete  encyclopedia  of  ex- 
ercises and  diversions.     1856 4611.18 


Dick  (IK  B.).  Frost  (S.  A.),  and  Taylor  (W.)  What 
shall  we  do  to-night  ?  By  Leger  D.  Mayne  [  pseud.  ] 

1874 4622.12 

Fuller  (T.  E.)    Boy's  holiday  book.     1865.     .  4611.03 

Gilbert  (C)    Endless  mirth  and  amusement.     Games, 

parlor  pastimes,  magic,     [n.rf.]     .     .     .  4622.13 

Head   {./.   //.)    Home  pastimes,  or,  tableaux  vivants. 

1860 4611.06 

/ZbiP  to  amuse  an  evening  party.  [anon.'\  1869.  4611.09 
Hoyle  {E.)  Book  of  games,  [n.  rf.]  .  .  .  .4611.23 
In-door  and  out-door  games.  [anon.'\  1868.  4611.20 
Parlor  magic,  [anon.1  London,  1839.  .  .  4611.19 
Sociable.  1001  amusements.  [anon,'i  1858.  .  4611.07 
Wood  (J.  G.)  Modem  playmate.  1870.  .  .4611.16 
i'ouiij  lady's  book;  elegant  recreations.     1859.  5427.07 

Conundrums,  Enigmas,  Charades,  Riddles,  Acrostics,  etc. 

Howard  (C.  J.)  Book  of  conundrums  and  riddles, 
1869 4611.11 

Button  (C.)  Poetical  enigmas,  asked  and  answered. 
[Diarian  Miscellany,     v.  1-2.     1775.].     .4011.11 

Kew  collection  of  enigmas,  charades,  etc.,  1806.  4611.12 

Ori(;i«ai  double  acrostics,     [a/ion.]     ....  4611.08 

Flanchi  (F.  d'A.)  Guess  me:  enigmas,  charades,  acros- 
tics, conundrums,  anagrams,   ek.[1872.]  4611.15 

"  Puzzle  monkeys."  Acrostics  in  prose  and  verse.  By 
E.  L.  F.  H.    1869 •.     •     •  •1611.13 

Pour  deviner.  New  enigmatical  propositions,  charades , 
transpositions,  anagrams,  etc.    [anoiu]    4611.21 

Special  Gaynes,  Sports,  and  Pastimes. 

1. — Archery. 

Ascham  (R.)     Toxophilus  :  1545.     Repr.  by  E.  Axber. 

1868 5011.03 

*Barringion  (Z>.)    Observations  on  archery  in  England. 

[Archceologia,  v.  7.    1785.]      ....  5128. 
Hansard  (G.   A.)     Book  of     [1840.]    .     .     .  4617.10, 
Harijrave  (E.)    Anecdotes  of 4625.13 

2.— BaseBalL 
Ball  players'  chronicle.     Ed.  by  H.  Chadwick.    v.   1-2. 

1867 A37.13 

3.— Billiards. 
Crawley  {Capt.)    The  BUliard  book.     1866.     .4612.09 
Dufton  (W.)    Practical  biUiards.     1867.     .     .4612.08 
Phelan  (M.)    Game  of   biUiards.     1859.    .     .  4612.07 

Roberts  (J.)     On  billiards.     1869 4612.10 

4— Boxing,  or  Pugilism. 
'Egan  (P.)    Boxiana,  or  sketches  of  ancient  and  mod- 
em pugilism.     3v.     1830 4613.20 

—  Same.     New  series.  2  v.     1828-1829.     .     .  4613.23 
Miles  (H.  D.)  PugUistica:  the  history  of  British  boxing. 
V.  1  [to  1820.    No  more  published].  1866.  4613.19 
5.— Cards  and  Card-Playing. 
American  card-player,     [nno?).]     1866.  .     .     .  4611.31 
Hoyle  (E.)    Book  of  games.     [»i.  rf.]  .     .     .     .4611.23 
Peitigrew  T.  J.)     On  the  origin  and  antiquity  of  play- 
ing cards.   [Joiur.  of  Br.  arch,  assoc. ,  v.  9.]  1461.09 
Secrd  out ;  one  thousand  tricks,  [anon.]  1869.   4611.22 
Taylor  ( E.  S. )    The  history  of  playing  cards,  conjuring, 
fortime-teUing,  and  card-sharping.     1865.  4622.01 
See  also  Gambling,  in  general  alphabet 


In  asking  for  books,  use  tha  ■  Book  Order,"  giving  the  ADTHOR'S  .N'AME.  the  first  pwt  of  the  rrTLE.  and  the  NtJMBEB. 


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AMUSEMENTS:    Checkers  (o  r^hing. 


Bezique, 
Baldwin  {J.  L.)    Eules  of  btJzique.     1870.     .  4611.33 
Cavendish,  pseud,  pocket  guide  to  b^ziqiio.  1869.  4611.30 

Euchre. 

Meehan  ( C.  H.  W. )    Law  and  practice  of  ouohre.     By 
a  Professor,     [anon.]     1862 4611.27 

Whist. 

Blyth  (— ).  The  whist-player  :  short  whist.  1858.  4611.28 
CoBlebs,  pseud.     Laws  and  practice  of  whist.  New  Tork , 

1859.     32° 4611.26 

Pole(W.)    Theory  of  whist.     1870  ....  4611.29 

jg^~  For  magazine  articled,  see  FraBer*e  mag.,  v.  79,  1869  ; 
Blackwood,  v.  97,  1865,  and  T.  105,  1869  ;  Littell,  1871,  v.  1. 

6.— Checkers. 

Spayth  (//.)     Draughts  for  beginners.     1869.     4612.20 

7.— Chess. 
Agnel  (II.  R.)    Book  of  chess.     1853.     .     .     .4614.01 
Alexandre  (A.)    Beauties  of  chess.     1816   .     .4-618.19 

—  Encyclopedie  des  echecs.     1837 1466.23 

Brown  {J.)  Chess  strategy  ;  problems.  .  .  .  4614.23 
Chess  handbook.  By  an  amateur.  1859.  .  .  461402 
C/tcM  player's  chronicle,     v.  1-13.     1810-52.     .4621.01 

—  Same  :  new  series,     v.  1-4.     1853-56.      .     .4621.14 

—  Same  :  third  series,     v.  1-3.     1859-61     .    .4621.18 
City  of  London  Chess  magazine,  v.  1-  .  1874.  4623.01 
Cook  (E.  B.\  Henry  (W.H.),  and  Oilberg  (C.A.)  Ameri- 
can chess-nuts  ;  problems.     1868.    .     .     .  4614.05 

Dal  Bio  (K)  Incomparable  game  of  chess.  1820.  4014.28 
Fiske  (D.  W.)    Book  of  the  first  American  chess  con- 
gress.    1859 4614.03 

HealeyiF.)  Two  hundred  chess  problems.  1866.  4614.20 
Frire(T.)    Chess  handbook.     1858 4614.04 

—  Morphy's  games  of  chess  and  Frere's  problem  tour- 

nament.    1859 4614.10 

Jaenisch  (C.  F.  de).  Chess  preceptor  ;  analysis  of  open- 
ings. Notes  by  G.  Walker.  1847.  .  .  4614.07 
Lewis  (  W.)  Treatise  on  the  game  of  chess.  1844.  4614.08 
Long  (T.)  Key  to  chess  openings.  1871  .  .  4614.24 
Longman  (F.  \V.)  Chess  openings.  1870.  .4614.21 
Lowenthal  (J.)  Morphy's  games.  1860.  .  .  4614.11 
Maxims  and  hints  for  a  chess  player.  1853.  .  4616.03 
Monroe  (J.)  Science  and  art  of  chess.  1859.  4614.09 
Morphy  (Paul).  Exploits  and  Triumphs  in  Europe. 
1859 4614.12 

—  Games  of  Chess.  [Ed.]  bv  Frfere.    1859.      .  4614.10 

—  Selection    of    games.      Notes    by    J.    Lowenthal. 

1860 4614.11 

Philadelphia  Athenasum  and  New  York  chess  club. 
Games    of    the    match     at     chess,     1856-1857. 

1857 4618.21 

Philidor  (F.  A.  D.)  Chess  rendered  familiar  by  tabu- 
lar demonstrations.  Introduction  by  J.  G.  Pohl- 
man.     1H19 4618.18 

—  Life,  by  Geo.  AUen.     1863 3143.08 

San-alt  (J.  H.)  Treatise  on  chess.  2  v.  1821.  4614.26 
Selkirk  (G.  H.)  Book  of  chess.  1868.  .  .4614.19 
Staunton  (H.)    Chess  tournament  of  1851.    .     .  4614.16 

—  Chess  player's  hand-book.  2d  ed..     1861.     .4614.14 

—  Chess  player's  companion.      1849.     .     .     .  4614.15 

—  Chess  praxis.  Suppl.  to  Hand-book.  1860.  4614.17 
Stratagems  ot  chess,  \_anon.]  1817.  .  .  .  4614.28 
Tomiinson  (C.)  Amusements  in  chess.  1845.4614.13 
Vida  (M.  II. )    LuduB  Scacchise  :  chesse-play.     Tr.  by 

G.  B.     London,  [n.(i.]   4° 4614.06 

-  Same,    tr.  by  A.  Murphy.     \In  Murphy's  Works, 

V.  7.] 5057.14 

Vogt  ( 0.  F. )    Letters  on  chess  ;  with  an  account  of  some 

of  the  principal  works  on  the  game.  1848.  4614.22 
Bibliography. 
Simpson  {E.)  Cat.  of  books  on  chess.     1863.    .  4614.25 

Historr/. 
'Barrington  (D.)  An  historical  disquisition  on  the  game 

of  chess.     [Archajologia  V.  9.     1789.].     .5128. 
'Bouce  (F.)    Some  remarks  on  the  European  names  of 

chessmen.     [Archaeologia,  v.  11.     1794.]  5128. 
Forbes  (D.)    History  of  chess.     1860.     .     .     .461429 
'Madden  (F.)    Historical  remarks  on  the  introduction 

of  the  game  of  chess  into  Europe,  aud  on  the  an- 


cient chessmen  discovered  in  the  Isle  of  Lewis. 

[Archasologia,  v.  25.     1832.] 5128. 

jftS*  For  Chess  gossip,  see  Arm-chair  in  the  smokina 
room,  p.  73-91  [2512.26]  ;  Atlantic  mag.,  v.  5.  p.  662-72  , 
Fraser's  mag.,  V.  46  (The  magic  chessman);  Littell's  Liv. 
age,  1859,  v.  2  (Automaton  chess  player).  Consult  aiso 
Poole's  Index. 

8.— Cricket. 

Box(C.)  Cricket,  its  theory  and  practice.  1668.  4612.17 
C?-ic/i;ef-field  :  histoi-y  and  sci-ence.  18.59.  .  .  4613.07 
Lilly  white  [F.)  Cricket  scores,  and  biographies  of  cele- 
brated cricketers,  v.  1-4.  1746-1854.  .  4625.01 
Pycroft  (Rev.  J.)    Cricketaua.    [nnmu]     1865.  4612.18 

9. — Croquet. 

FeUow{R.)  The  game  of  croquet,  laws,  e;c.  1865.  4612.03 
Beid  (M.)    Croquet ;  a  treatise 4612.01 

—  Same,  1863 4612.02 

10.  — Dancing. 

Blasis  (C.)  Art  of  dancing  :  theory,  hist.  1831.  4612.24 
Cellarius  (—-).  Fashionable  dancing,  [ab't  1845.]  4612.25 
De  Walden  (E.)  Ball-room  companion,  [n.  d.]  4612.22 
Ferrero  (K)  Art  of  dancing.  18.59.  .  .  .  4612.23 
Ilillgrove  (T.)  Complete  practical  guide.  1864.  4613.09 
Wilkinson  ( IF.  C. )  Dance  of  modern  society.  [Mor- 
alizing essay.]     1869 5427.18 

See  sermon  by  O.  Hart,  in  Patriot  preacher  [3583.13]  j 
and  essay  by  Hunt  (L.)  Seer,  p.  105  14  [2533.10J. 

11. — Fishing  and  Angling. 

[See  also  Fish  :  Fish-culture  :  and  Fisheries, 

in  general  alphabet.] 

Bibliography  of  Angling. 

Belhune  (G.  W.)  Bibliography.  [lFi(/t  his  edition  of 
Walton.] 4616.04 

Blakey  (R. )  Hist,  sketches  of  the  angling  literature  of 
all  nations.     1856 2722.30 

Smith  (J.  B. )  Bibliographical  catalogue  of  books  on  an- 
gling. [ ir»(/i Blakey (R.)  Hist,  sketches.]  2722.30 
General  Works. 

Blakey  (R.)  Angling;  or,  how  to  angle,  and  where 
to  go.     1854 4626.22 

—  Hints  on  angling.     By  Palmer  Hackle,     [pseud.'l 

1846 4616.01 

Bowlker  (C.)  Art  of  angUng.  New  ed.  1806.  4626.20 
Brooks  (R.)     Art  of  angling,   rock  and  sea-fishing. 

1740 4626.14 

Carter  (R.)  Summer  cruise  on  the  coast  of  New  Eng- 
land.    1864 1111.09 

Cotton  ( G. )    How  to  angle  for  a  trout  or  a  grayling.  See 

Walton  (L)  and  Cotton  (C.) 4616.04 

Orawhall  (J.,  ed.)    A  collection  of  right  merrie  garlands 

for  north  country  anglers.     1864.     .     .     .   1674.26 

Davy  {B.)     Sulmonia.      1854 4616.06 

Fisherman's  magazine  and  review.     Ed.  by  H.  Chol- 

mondeley-PeuueU.  1864-1865.  2  v.  .  .  4616.08 
HaUock  (C.)  Fishing  tourist.  1873.  .  .  .  4016.11 
Hardy  (C.)  Forest  lile  in  Acadie.  1869.  .  .1153.13 
Herbert  (H.  W.)    Frank  Forester's  fish  aud  fishing  of 

the  U.  S.,  aud  British  Provinces.     1819.  4616.07 

—  Same.     Supplement.     1850 4616.10 

Kingsley   (C. )     Chalk-stream  studies,      [In  his    New 

miscel.]       2534.07 

Knox  (A.  E.)    Autumns  ou  the  Spey.  1872.    .  4626.17 

Lanman  (C.)    Angler  in  Canada,  Nova  Scotia,  and  the 

United  States.     1848 1153.03 

—  Haw-Ho-Noo  ;  records  of  a  tourist.  1850.  1072.03 
JV/ajims  and  hints  for  au  angler.  lanon.'\  1855.  4616.03 
Moffat  (A.  S.)  Secrets  of  angling.  1865.  .4616.17 
JS'orris  (T.)  American  angler's  book.  1864  .  4616.27 
Pennell  {H.  C.)     Fishing  gossip.     1806..     .     .4616.18 

—  Modern  practical  angler.     1870 4616.14 

Prime  (W.C.)  I  go  a- fishing.  1S73.  .  .  .4026.18 
Roosevelt  (R.  B.)     Game  fish  of  the  northern  states  of 

America.  By  Barnwell,  [pseud.]  1862.  4616.02 
Salter  (T.F.)  Angler's  guide,  or  London  angler.  4626.21 
iS'coW  ( tf.  6'. )  Fishing  m  American  waters.  1869.  4616.15 
Studdart  ( T.  I. )    Angler's  companion  to  the  rivers  and 

lochs  of  Scotland.     1853 4616.26 

Taylor  (S.)    Angling  in  all  its  branches.  1800.  4626.23 


BROOKLYN     MlkBCANTILE     LIBUABY. 


AMUSEMENTS  :    Pishing  (o  Sporting. 


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iVade(If.)  Eod-fishing  in  clear  waters,  [n.  d]  ■1616.'22 

Walton  (7.)  and  Colton  (C)     The  complertt  nnglor  :    or 

contemplative  man's  recreation.    1759.     .  4010.0.5 

—  Same.     182.1 4i;2G.24 

—  Same.  Notes,  ric,  [by  G.W.  Betlmne'l.   ISIH.  461tj.04 

—  Same.     Memoirs  and  notes  by  ^lir  II.  Nicolas.     2d 

ed.     2t.    1860 4(118.12 

—  Same.    1867 4(;i(!.25 

MUsim  (J. )    The  rod  and  gun;  two  treatises  on  angling 

and  shooting.     1840 4()1.5.05 

Younij  ( L.  J.  U. )  Sea-fishing  as  a  sport.  2d  ed . 
1872 462G.1() 

Pikf. 

Pennell   (H.   C.)    Book    of   the    pike.     Jack    fishing. 

1865 4616.19 

Roach, 
Femiell  (0.)    Book  of  the  roach.     1870.     .     .4616.23 

Salmnn. 
Alexander  (Sir  J.  E.)     Salmon-fishing  in  Canada.     By 

a  resident,     [niion.]     1860 4626.08 

AshujortMT.)  Salmon  fisheries  of  England.  1868.  4616.28 
Conway  (J.)  Forays  among  salmon.  1861.  .  .  4616.16 
FUzgibhon  (E.)    Book  of  the  salmon.     By  Ephemera. 

[;wphJ.] 4626.13 

Peara(  W.)  Year  of  liberty  ;  or  salmon  angling  in  Ire- 
land.   1867 4616.21 

12.— Golf. 

Golf;  a  Kusaian  game.     [Fraser's  mag.,  v.  50,1854.] 

13.  — Gynmastica  and  Physical  Education. 

Beeeher  {C.E.)  Physiol,  and  calisthenics.    1858.  4325.05 

Mundell  (J.  W.  F. )  The  muscles  and  their  story  ; 
mental  and  bodily  development.     1864.   .   4613.26 

Depping  (G.)  Wonders  of  bodily  strength  and  skiU,  in 
all  ages  and  countries.     1870 4613.25 

Howard  (J.  H.)  Gymnasts  and  gymnastics.  2d  ed. 
1868 4613.16 

/iisiracd'oiis  in  gymnastic  exercises.  [anon.'\  London, 
1823.     8° 4613.10 

Kehoei,8.D.)    Indian  club  exercise.     1866.    .4618.10 

Kloss  (M.)  Dumb-bell  instructor.  [With  Lewis  (D. ) 
New  gymnastics.     1862.] 4613.04 

Laspie  (U.  de).  Calisthenics,  on  Pestalozzian  princi- 
ples.    1865 4613.15 

Lewis  (D.)     New  gymnastics.     1862.     .     .     .  4613.04 

—  Weak  lungs,  and  how  to  make  them  strong.  4324.27 
Maclaren(A.)  Phys;cal  education.  1869.  .  4613.13 
Masdh  (S.  W.)  Gymnastic  exercises.  1863.  4613.02 
]iaven stein  (£.   G.)  and  Uulley  {J.)    Gymnasium  and 

fittings.     1867 4613.18 

—  Handbook  of  gymnastics  and  athletics.  1867.  4613.17 
Koot  {.N.  W.  T.)  School  amusements.  1857.  4613.01 
iichreiber   (D.    G.    M.)    Pangymnastlkon.     [/?i  Le'wis 

(D.)     New  gymna-stics.     1862.]     .     .     .  4613.04 
Tyler  (M.  C.)    Brawnville  papers.     1869.     .     .4613.12 
Wallcer  {D.)    Manly  exercises.     1855.     .     .     .4613.06 
Watson  (J.  M.)    Hand-book  of  calisthenics  and  gym- 
nastics.    1864 4613.03 

j(®"  5ee  a/so  Medicine.  {Movement  cure.)  .<4^o  an  article 
in  Fraser's  mag.,  n.  s.  v.  2.  1870,  lAthletic  sports  arut  uni- 
versity studies) ;  and  Higginson's  Out-door  papers  [2532.02]. 

14.  — HaTwking. 
Sebright    (Sir    J.    S.)      Observations    upon    hawking. 
1826 •     .  4615.23 

15. — Rowing  and  Boating. 

Mactnichael  (W.  F.)  Oxford  and  Cambridge  boat  races. 
1829  to  1869.     187U 4617.09 

^forgan  (J.  E. )  University  oars  :  being  a  critical  en- 
quiry into  the  after  health  of  the  men  who  rowed 
in  the  Oxford  and  Cambridge  boat-race,  1829  to 
186K.     1«73 4612.16 

jt'ulnam  (J.  D.  H.)  Bower's  manual  and  boat-club  reg- 
ister.    1838 4613.05 

Rowing  almanack  and  oarsman's  companion.  London, 
1870.     18= 4612.26 


16.— Skating. 

Swifl  (F.)   and    Clark  {M.   B.)     Skaters'    text-book. 

1868 461.3.11 

Vandervell  (//.  E.)and  WUham  (F.  M.)  Figure  skatint;. 

1869 ".     .  4613.14 

17.— Sporting,     [hunting,  shooting,  fishing.] 
[See  also  Horsemanship  ;  and  Horse-racing.] 

Apperley  ( C.  ,T. )  Nimrod's  tour  in  Scotland  and  North 
of  England,      [pseudon.']     1838.     .     .     .     95.5.02 

Arrian  (of  Nicomedeia).  On  coursing.  Also  the  C'yne- 
getious  of  the  younger  Xenophon.  With  au  ap- 
pendix containing  some  account  of  the  canes  ve- 
natici  of  classical  antiquity.     1831.     .     .  4i;i8.14 

Baker  (S.   W.)     Riflp  and  hound  in  Ceylon.     1869. 

Beckford(W.)     Thoughts  on  hunting.     1810.     4617.12 

Berkeley  (0.  F.)  English  sportsman  in  the  western 
prairies.     1861 4615.20 

Bogardus  (A.  H.)  Field,  cover,  and  trap  shooting. 
Ed.  by  C.  J.  Foster.     1874 4624.09 

Boner  ( ('. )  Chamois  hunting  in  Bavaria  and  the  Tyrol. 
1860 4615.17 

Browning  (M. )  Forty-four  years  of  the  life  of  a  Mary, 
lanil  hunter.     1859 3024.17 

Bulger  (G.  E.)  Leaves  from  the  records  of  St.  Hu- 
bert's Club,  or  sporting  expeditions  in  many 
lands.     1864 4015.22 

Bumpstead  (G.)     On  the  wing.     1869.     .     .     .4615.13 

Bush  wanderings  of  a  naturalist ;  Australia  Felix. 
1865 4624.16 

Campbell  {J. )    Field  sports  in  Ceylon.     1843.     1064. 16 

Campbell  (  W. )  Old  forest  ranger;  India.  New  ed.  4624.15 

Capper  (J. )  Duke  of  Edinburgh  in  Ceylon  :  elephant 
and  elk  sport.     1871 1066.20 

Carleton  ( Capt.  — ).  Eecreations  in  shooting.  By  Craven. 
1859 .4615.06 

Clarke  (C.)  Box  for  the  season.  Shooting.  2  v. 
1864 4824.03 

Cumming  (R.  G.)  Hunter's  Ufe  in  South  Africa.  2  v. 
18.52 1093.11 

—  Wild  men  and  wild  beasts.     1872.     .     .     .  4617.31 

Dead  shot,     [anon.l     1870 4615.10 

D'Ewes(J.)  Sporting  in  both  hemispheres.  1858.  4615.08 
A'gan  (P.)  Sporting  anecdotes.  1825.  .  .  .4617.05 
Elliott   ( W. )      Carolina    sports    by    land    and    water. 

1859 1113.10 

(riHmore  (P. )  Gun,  rod,  and  saddle.  Ubique.  [pseud.] 
1869 4615.14 

—  Prairie  and  forest:  game  of  N.  America.  1874.  1122.27 

—  Prairie  farms  and  pi airie  folk.     1872.     .     .  1122.24 
Greenwood(J.)  Wild  sports  of  the  world.   1861.  4617.15 
Hammond  (S.  H.)     Hunting  adventures  in  the  north- 
ern wilds  [of  New  York.]     1856.     .     .     .   1112.16 

Hardy  (C.)  Forest  life  in  Acadie.  18:VJ.  .  .  115-3.13 
Harris  (W.   C.)    'Wild    sports    of   Southern    Africa. 

1852 1085.12 

Hariing  (J.  E.)  Hints  on  shore  shooting.  1871.  4615.31 
Hawker  (P. )    Instructions  to  young  sportsmen  :   guna 

and  shooting.     2  v.     1830 4515.22 

Herbert  {H.W.)   ["  Frank  Forrester. "]   .\merican  game 

in  its  seasons.     1851 4615.09 

—  Field  sports  of  the  United  State;;.  2  v.   1852.  4617.06 

—  My  shooting  box.     1871 4617.19 

HitieU    (T.    H.)      Adventures    of  James    C.    Adams. 

1861 4615.12 

Horlock  ( — ).  ['Scrutator."]  Horses  and  hounds.  By 
Scrutator,     [pseud.]     1855 4615.26 

—  Practical  lessons  on   hunting  and   sporting.      By 

Scrutator,   [jpseud.]     1865 4615.19 

Hunting  grounds  of  the  old  world.  [India,  Circassia, 
Algeria.]     By   "The  Old  Shekirry."     [pseudon.] 

1868 1012.21 

Huniimj  tours  :  with  anecdotes  of  masters  of  hounds, 
etc.     By  "Cecil."     \ pseiul.]     1864.      .     .4615.16 
Idle  {Christopher),     [pseud.]    Hints  on  shooting,  fish- 
ing. f(c.,  in  Scotland.     1855 4626.11 

Johnson (T.  B.)  Gamekeeper's  directory.   1851.   4615.25 

King  (W.  R.)    Sportsman  and  naturalist  in  Canada. 

1866 4618.H 


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AMUSEMENTS- ANDERSEN 


Knox  {A.  E.)  Autumns  on  the  Spey.  [Shooting  and 
fishing.]     1872 4026.17 

Krider  (J.)  Sporting  anecdotes,  American  game. 
1853 4624.14 

Lmois  (E.  J.)  American  sportsman.  [Fowling.] 
1863 4617.01 

—  Same.      1868 4617.01a 

Long(J.  W.)  American  wild  fowl  shooting.  1874.  4624.11 
Meiinier  (  V. )   Adventures  on  the  great  hunting  grounds 

of  the  world.     1869 461.5.21 

MUls  (J.)  Sportsman's  library.  1845..  .  .4617.08 
Napier  (E)     Scenes  and  sports  in  foreign  lands.     2  v. 

1840 4624.01 

Newaa  (J.  T.)     Eastern  hunters.     1867.     .     .  1012.19 

—  Hog    hunting    in    the    East,    and    other     sports. 

1867 1011.19 

Palliser  (J.)     Solitary  rambles  and  adventures  of  a 

hunter  in  the  prairies.  1853  ....  4624.05 
Plain  directions  for  shooting  on  the  wing.     By  an  old 

gamekeeper,     [anon.]    1873 4615.32 

Rivoil  (-B.)     The  hunter  and  the  trapper  in  N.  Ameri- 

ica.     From  the  French,  by   W.   H.   D.    Adams. 

1874 4624.10 

—  Shooting  and  fishing  in  N.  A.  2  v.  1865.  .  4626.09 
Eice(W.)  Tiger  shooting  in  India.  1857.  .4618.06 
Roosevelt  (R.  B.)     Game-birds  of  the  coasts  and  lakes 

of  the  Northern  states  of  America.  1866.  4616.13 
Shtikspear  {H.)    Wild  sports  of  India.     1860.1012.02 

Sporting  magazine 8184.27 

Tolfrey  {F.)    Sportsman  in  France.    2  v.  1841.4615.01 
Tongue  {—).  Eecord.s  of  the  chase,  and  memoirs  of  cele- 
brated sportsmen.     By  Cecil,    [pseud.]      4617.18 
Warren  (2'.   R.)    Shooting,   boating,  and  fishing,  for 
young  sportsmen.     1871 4615.29 

•- 

Amusing  poetry.     Shirley  Brooks 1615.32 

Amyot  (Thomas).  Defence  of  the  early  antiquity 
of  the  Bayeux  tapestry.  [Archaeologia,  v.  19, 
1821.] 5128. 

—  Life  of  Wm.  Windham.  [Windham's  Speeches,  v.  1, 

1812.] 6313.20 

An  old  Bushman,  pseud.     See  ■Wheelwright  (H.  W. ) 
Ana.  See  Anecdotss ;— Table-talk,  and  Ana. 

Anabasis.     See  Xenophon 423.05  ;  424.01 

Anacharsis,  p,se«d.  See  Barthelemy  (J.  J.) 
Anacreon.    Odes  and  epigrams.     Tr.  by  F.  Fawkes. 

Ed.    by  A.    Chalmers.      [In  his    English    poets. 

V.  20,  1810 1626.20 

—  Same.     Tr.  by  T.  Moore.     [In  his  Poetical  works, 

V.  1.] 1673.09 

—  Same.  Tr.  by  T.  Bourne.  New  York,  1853.  18°.  1676.10 

—  Same.     Attempted  in  the  metres  of  the  original,  by 

T.  J.  Arnold.     London,  1869.     16°.     .     .  1612.27 
Anaesthesia.     See  Medicine.  (Anaesthesia.) 
Anagrams.     See  Amusements,  p.  23. 

Anahuac.    E.  B.  Tylor.     Is61 1152.12 

Analecta  anti-Nicsena.  See  Bunsen  (C.  0.  J.)  3414.02 
Anam.  See  Countries. 

Auastasia :  resurrection  of  the  body.  G.  Bosh.  3526.25 
Anatolia.     See  Countries.  (Asia  Minor.) 
Anatomists.    See  Biography  {Medical). 
Anatomy.     See  Medicine.  {Anatomy.) 
Anatoray  for  artists.  Ste  Fine  Arts.  {Artistic  anatomy.) 
Anatomy  of  melancholy.  iS'ee  Burton  (Robert).  2517. 1'J 
Anatomy  of  society.     *'ee  St.  John  (J.  A.)    .  2542.04 
Ancestral  stories.     J.  Timbs.     1869.     .     .     .  6612.15 
Anchors.  CotseU  (G.)  Treatise,  cic.     Weale.     4517.28 
Ancien  Regime.     See  Kingsley  (Charles)  [513.09]  ; 
Tocqueville   (A.  de)  [513.02]  ;  and  Histories  of 
France,  prior  to  the  revolution. 
Ancient.     See  Antiquity; — Archaeology; — and  sub- 
heading 'Ancient'  in  Fine  arts; — Biography; — 
Chrouology  ;^  Drama  ; —  Geography ; —  Histo- 
ry ; — LavB- ;— Literature  ; — Man    (Prehistoric)  ; 
— Mythology  ;— Philosophy  ; — Poetry  ; —  etc. 
See  also   (in  Countries)   the  names  of  ancient 
nations  and  places. 
Ancient  and  honorable  artillery  company.    For  ser- 


WHliamson  (T.)  'Oriental  field  sports.  2v.  1808.  4618.03 

Wilson  (J.)     The  rod  and  the  gun.     1840.     .4615.05 

Xenophon.       Cynegeticus,    or     treatise     on     hunting. 

[/»  Ais  Minor  works.] 5076.15 

Deerstalking. 
Collyns  (C.   P.)    Notes  on  the  chase  of  the  wild  red 

deer  in  Devon  and  Somerset.  1862.  .  4615.15 
Conway  (J.)  Forays  among  deer.  1861.  .  .  4616.16 
Herbert  (H.  W.)    Deer  stalkers.     By  Frank  Forester. 

[pseud.]  Philadelphia,  1871.  12°.  .  .  .  4617.19 
Scrope  (W.)      Days  of  deer-stalking  in  the  forest  of 

AthoU,  with  some  account-  of  the  red  deer.     3d 

ed.     1847 4624.22 

Foi>.huntuig. 
Uorlock  ( — ).  Science  of  fox  hunting  and  management  of 

the  kennel.  By  Scrutator,  [pseud.]  1868.  4615.27 
Radcliffe  (F.  P.   D. )    The  noble  science  :  fox-hunting. 

1»39 4618.16 

18.— Trapping. 

Newhouse  (S.)    Trapper's  guide.     1867.      .      .  4617.11 

Simms  (J.  R.)  Trappers  of  New  York  ;  or,  a  biography 

of  Nicholas  Stoner  and  Nathaniel  Foster;   with 

anecdotes  of  other  celebrated  hunters.  1871.  4617. 32 

19.  — Velocipede. 

Velocipede ;  its  history,  varieties  and  practice,  [anon.] 
1869 4612.13 

Velocipede  ;  its  past,  present,  and  future.     By  J.  F.  B. 

1869 4612.14 

20.— Yachting. 

i®-  See  Yachts  and  Tachting,  In  general    alphabet ; 
also  Naval  Science.    (Seamanship.) 


mons  preached  before  the  company  in  1809,  see  Fos- 
ter (John)  ;  in  1810,  Lowell  (Charles).  .  5093.06 
Ancient  classics  [outlined  and  explained]  for  English 
readers.  Ed.  by  W.  L.  Collins.  20  v.  Edinburgh, 
1870-74.     16°. 

Contents. 


iEschylus,  by  E.  S.  Copleston. 
1712.21 
Aristophanes,  by  W.  L.  Col- 
Una 1712,14 

Caesar,  by  A  Trollope.    432.21 
Cicero,  by  W.  h.  Collins, 

6314  16 
Euripides,  by  W.  B.  Donne, 

1723.24 
Greek    Anthology,    by    Lord 

Neaves 1644.34 

Herodotus,  by  G.  G.  Swayne. 

421.10 

Hesiod  and  Theognia,  by -J. 

Davles 1652.16 

Homer,    mad,  by  W.  L.  Col- 
lins  1653.24 


Homer.     Odyssey,  by  W.  L. 

Collins 1653.25 

Horace,  by  T.  Martin.  1661.40 
Juvenal,  by  E.  Walford.  1662.36 
Lucian,  by  W.  L.  Collins. 

6052.16 
Plato,  by  C  W.  Collins,  6425.27 
Plautus  and  Terence,  by  W. 

L.  CoUins,  ....  1741.18 
Pliny,  by  .\.  Church  and  W. 

J.  Brodribb,    .     .    .  3143.29 
Sophocles,  by  C.  W.  Collins, 

1743.22 
Tacitus,  by  W.  B.  Donne, 

431.17 
Virgil.  byW.  L.  Collin8,1694.14 
Xenophon,  by  A.  Grant, 421. 11 


Ancient  city.  N.  D.  Fustel  de  Coulanges.  .  421.27 
Ancient  faiths.  See  'Inmau  (Thomas).  .  .  3551.21 
Ancient  fragments.  See  Cory  (Isaac  P.)  .  .3536.27 
Ancient  history.  The  minor  kingdoms  :  containing 
the  Ethiopians,  Phoenicians,  Bactrians,  Trojans, 

f(c.      London,   1845.     8° 427.14 

Ancient  (The)  nation.  [The  Jews.]  A  sign  and  a 
wonder.  New  York,  1875.  12°.  .  .  .  3441.24 
Ancient  states  and  empires.  J.  Lord.  1869.  425.09 
Ancient  world  (The).  D.  T.  .\nsted.  1848.  4725.09 
Ancren  riwle  ;  a  treatise  on  the  rules  and  duties  of 
monastic  life  ;  ed.  and  tr.  by -J.  Morton.     London, 

Camden  soc.,18B3.     4° 5113.11 

Andagoya  (Pascual  de).   Narrative  of  the  proceedings 

of  Pedrarias  Davila   [1514],   in  the  provinces  of 

Tierra  Firme,  and  of  the  discovery  of  the  South 

Sea  and  the  coasts  of  Peru  and  Nicaragua.    Tr.  by 

•  C.  K.  Markham.    London,  Hakluyt  Society,  1865. 

8° 1165.23 

Andalusia.     See  Countries.  (Spain.) 
Andersen  (A. )     Luther  revived  :  or,  a  short  account 
of  Johannes  Ronge,  the  bold  reformer  of  the  Ca- 
tholic Church  in  Germany.   L.,  1845.   8°.  3432.18 


BKOOKLYN    MERCANTILE    LIBRABT. 


ANDERSEN-ANECDOTES 


27 


Andersen  (Hans  Christian).  Der  Improvisator.  Leip- 
zig, 1858.     16°.     . 7112.03 

—  Nut  eiu  Geiger.'    Leipzig,  1849.     16°.     .     .7112.04 

4^  See  Fiction  class-list,  for  English  trans,  of  his  Tales. 

—  In  Spain,  and  a  visit  to  Portugal.     New  York,  1870. 

12° 984.16 

—  Pictures  of   travel  in  Sweden,   among  the  Hartz 

Mountains,  and  in  Switzerland,  with  a  visit  at 
Charles  Dickens' house.     N.  Y.,  1871.  12°.  991.18 

—  Poet's  bazaar.    Pictures  of  travel  in  Germany,  Italy, 

Greece,  and  the  Orient.     N.  Y.,  1871.  12=.  964.25 

Anderson  (Christopher).    The  annals  of  the  Christian 

Bible.     Abridiied  and  continued  [to  1849],  by  S. 

L  Prime.     New  York,  18"j6.     8^      .         .   373S.01 

—  Hist,  sketches  of  the  native  Irish  and  their  descend- 

ants ;  with  regard  to  literature,  education,  etc. 
2d  ed.    Edinburgh,  1830.     12° 491.28 

Anderson  (James,  LL.D.,  1739-1808).  An  essay  on 
quicklime,  as  a  cement  and  as  a  maniure.  Boston, 
1799.      12° 6121.04 

Anderson  ( J. )  A  history  of  Edinburgh  from  the  ear- 
liest period  to  1870.     Edinburgh,  1856.  8°.  496.09 

Anderson  (John)  Eietorial  school  history  of  thfl 
United  States.     New  York,  1872.     12°.    .     572.27 

Anderson  (John  J.)  A  manual  of  general  history, 
nius.  with  maps.     New  York,  1869.     12°.     412.09 

Anderson  (J.  S.  M. )  History  of  the  church  of  Eng- 
land in  the  colonies.  2d  ed.  3  v.  London,  1856. 
16° 3451.01 

Anderson  (M.  B. )  Life  of  Prof.  Chester  Dewey. 
[Smith,  report,  1870.] 3936.25 

Anderson  (McC. )  Diseases  of  the  skin.  London, 
1872.     8° 4328.11 

Anderson  (Robert).  Evolutions  of  field  batteries. 
New  York,  1860.     32° 4.^13.02 

Anderson  (Eufus,  D.D.)  Hawaiian  Islands  :  under 
missionary  labors.     Boston,  1864.     12°.   .   1154.06 

—  History  of  the  missions  of  the  American  Board  to 

the  Oriental  churches,  v.  1.  B.,  1872.   12°.  3451.11 
Andersen  (R.  B. )    America  not  discovered  by  Colum- 
bus.    Chicago,  1874.   12°. 563.25 

Anderson  (^Col.  W. )  Mode  of  manufacturing  gun- 
powder at  the  Ishapore  mills  in  Bengal.    London, 

1862.     1.8= 451S.21 

Anderson  (William).  Mercantile  letter  writer.  New 
York,  1858.     12° 5922.10a 

—  Practical   mercantile    correspondence.        17th    ed. 

London,  1867.     16° .5922.10 

Anderson  (WiUiam).  Genealogy  and  surnames. 
Edinburgh,  1865.  8° 6614.  U8 

—  Manners,  customs,  and  ceremonies  of  different  na- 

tions.    Edinburgh,  [n.  d.]     16°.        .     .     .  5811.17 

Anderson  (W.  G.,D.D.)  (owi  Haight  (F.  M.)   Review 

of  Dr.  Scott's  Bible  and  politics.     San  Francisco, 

1859.     8= 3513.33 

Audersonville  prison.   See  Countries.  ( Uniled  States. ) 
Andersson  (Charles  John).     Lake  Ngami  ;  or  South- 
western'Africa.     New  York,  1856.     12°.  .  1093.14 

—  The  Okavango  river.  N.  Y.,  1861.  8°.      .     .  1094.01 
Andes  (The).     See  Countries,  dc.     (A7iJes.) 
Andocides.    Orationes.   Gr.  et  Lat.    [Oratores  Attici, 

V.  1.     mdot,  1847.     8=.] 7766.02 

Andover  theological  seminary.  Review  of  the  "  Con- 
stitution and  associate  statutes  of  the  Theological 
Seminary  :  with  a  sketch  of  its  rise  and  progress." 
From  the  Monthly  Anthology  of  November,  1808. 
Boston,  1808.     8° 5093.08 

Andrada  (Jacinto  Freire  de).  Life  of  John  de  Castro. 
Loudon,  1664.     foL 3044.01 

Andreini  iGio.  Battista).   Adam  :  a  sacred  drama,  from 

the  Italian.      [In  Cowper  (W.)     Works,  v.    6. 

•   1854.] 5026.06 

Andreiv  (John  A..)  Address  to  the  two  branches  of 
the  legislature  of  Massachusetts,  January  8,  1864, 

Bo.ston,  1864.     8° 634.32 

See  also  Biography  [Individttal). 

Andrews  (Alexander).  The  18th  century.  Manners 
and  customs.     London,  1856.     8°.       .     .     443.06 

—  History  of  British  journalism  to  1855.  2  v.    London, 

1859.     12° 271'2.03 

AndreTvs  (E.  .\.)  'Latin-English -Lexicon,  founded 
on  Fieund.     New  York.     1851.    8=.     .     .   6415.01 


—  Slavery  and  the  domestic  slave-trade  in  the  United 

States.     Boston,  1836.     12° 5831.00 

—  and  Stoddard  (S.)    Grammar  of  the  Latin  lan- 

guage.    Boston,  1861.     12°. (J423.01 

Andre'ws  (G.  H. )   Agricultural  engineering.    3v.  in  1. 

London,  1852.     16° 6135.01 

Andrews  (Israel  De  Wolf).     Report  on  the  trade  and 

commerce  of  the  British  N.   A.  colonies,  and  of 

the  great  lakes  and  rivers  of  [the  United  States]. 

Washington,  1852.     8°. 5923.26 

Andrews  (James).   The  psychology  of  scepticism  and 

phenomenalism.  Glasgow,  1874.  12°.  .  5421.00 
Andrews   (James  Pettit).     Anecdotes,    etc.,   ancient 

and  modem.     London,  1789.     8°.  .     .     .  6217.16 

—  History    of    Great    Britain,    connected    with    the 

chronoL  of  Europe  ;  with  anecdotes,  etc.,  [800  to 

1547].  2  v.  in  1.  London,  1794.  4°.  .  467.01 
Andrews   (J.  R.)    Life  of   Oliver  Cromwell  to   the 

death  of  Charles  L  London,  1870.  8°.  3045.18 
Andrews  (John,  LL.D.)    History  of   the  war  with 

America,  France,  Spain,  and  Holland  ;  1775-1783. 

4v.     London,  1785.     8° 583.15 

Andrews  (Sidney).     The  South  since  the  war  :    14 

weeks  in  Georgia  and  the  CaroUuas.     Boston, 

1866.     12°. 643.01 

Andrews   (S.   J.)    Life   of   Our  Lord.     New   York, 

1862.     12° 3422.03 

Andrew^s   (Stephen  Pearl).     Basic  outlines  of   uni- 

yersology.     New  York,  1872.     8°.    .     .     .  5413.24 

—  Science  of  society,  No.  1.    True  constitution  of  gov- 

ernment  in   the   sovereignty   of    the  individual. 

New  York,  1853.     12°.        5812.06 

■  No.  2.     Cost  the  limit  of  price.     New  York,  1853. 

12°. 5812.06 

Andromeda,     See  Kingsley  (Charles).      .     .  1663.92 

—  See  also  Plays. 

Andronicus  lihodius.  Paraphrase  of  an  anonymous 
Greek  writer,  (hitherto  published  under  the  name 
of  Andronicus  Rhodius  on  )  the  Nicomacheau 
ethics  of  Aristotle.     London,  1807.     4°.     5018.10 

Andros  (Sir  Edmund).  Commission  of  King  James 
II.,  June  3,  1686.     [Force's  Tracts,  v.  4.]   577.11 

Anecdotes. 

—  ^lianus  {O    His  various  history.     1666.  .  6213.25 

—  Atidrews  (J.P.)  A., ancient  and  modern.  1789.  6217.16 

—  Arvine  (A'.)  Cyclop;edia  of  .4. ;  literature  and  fine  arts. 

1B53 6217.07 

—  Beauvoisin  {M.  de).    Collection  of  .\.     1867.6216.22 

—  Buck  (C)     Anecdotes  religions,  moral,  and  enter- 

taining.    3  V.     1811 6216.27 

—  Byerley  (J.  i>.)    Relics  of  literature.     By  S.  Collet. 

[pseud.]    1823 6218.12 

—  Qiambers  {R. )     'Book  of  days,  anecdotes,  etc.    2  v. 

1864.        6218.24 

—  Onspin  anecdotes  :  shoemakers.     1827.  .     .  6216.01 

—  Eiiiertaining  and    marvellous  repository.      lanon.] 

1827 6211.31 

—  adleU(H.)     Varieties.     1823 6215.23 

—  Hood(E.  P.)     World   of  anecdote.     1870.   6216.19 

—  World  of  moral  and  religious  anecdote.  1S70.  6216.24 

—  Hunt  {F.)   American  anecdotes  :  original  and  select. 

[anon.-\     2  v.  in  1.     1830 6216.03 

—  /Uu.<i(/-ateZ  railway  anecdote  book.     [ano».]  6217.10 

—  Jacox  (K)  Last  words,   [/ii  his  At  nightfall,  rfc.    pp. 

403-433.] 2532.32 

Aspects  of  authorship  ;  or  book  marks  and  book 

makers.     1872 2532.31 

—  Keddie  ( W. )    Cycloptedia  of  literary  and  scientific 

anecdotes.     1854 6216.30 

—  Kirkland  (K)    Cyclopsedia  of  commercial  and  busi- 

ness anecdotes.     2  v.    1865 6217.03 

—  La    Tour-Landry  (G.  de).     Book,  compiled   for   his 

daughter.     1868.     [E.  Engl,  text  soc.  ]    .7913.11 

—  Larwood  IJ.)    The  book  of  clerical  anecdote.    1870. 

6216.25 

—  Lambeth  and  the  Vatican  :  anecdotes  of  Rome,  of 

the  Reformed    church,   and  of   Sects.      [aiioii.] 
1825 6216.06 

—  Oxberry(W.)    Flowers  of  literature  ;  encyclopsedia 

of  anecdotes.     4  v.     1821-22 6217.11 

—  Param^/iin;  original  anecdotes,  [anon,]  1821.  6215.24 


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ANECDOTES -ANIMAL    MAGNETISM 


Anecdotes. 

—  Percy   (S.   and   E.),  pseml.   for  Byerley  (T.)  and 

Robertson  (J.  C.)     20  v.     1823.     .     .     .6211.01 

T.  1.  Humanity  ;— Beneficence. 

2.  Eloquence  ;— Patriotiem. 

3.  Youth  ;— Enterprise. 

4.  George  III.  and  family  ; 

— Fine  arts. 


11.  Imagination  ;— Genius. 

12.  Fidelity  ;— Honour. 

13.  Hospitality;— Conviviality 
The  Bar  ;— Senate. 
Shipwreck  ;— Travelling. 
The  pulpit ;— Integrity. 
The  stage  ;  —Music. 
Industry  ; — Commerce. 
Fashion  ; — Pastime. 
Woman  : — Domestic  life. 
General  Index. 


6.  Captivity  ;— Exile. 

6.  Science  ; — Literature. 

7.  Heroism  ; — War. 

8.  Justice  ; — Crime  and 

Punishment. 

9.  Instinct  j^Ingenuity. 
10.  Humor  : — Eccentricity. 

—  iJe/ic.s  for  the  curious,     [anon.]    2  v.     1824. 

—  Schneider  (C.  H.)    Ecrin  litteraire.  1367.     .6216.23 

—  Spence  -(J.   A.)      Anecdotes    of   books   aud    men. 

1820 6216.10 

—  Same.  Notes  and  life,  by  S.  W.  Singer.  1858.  6216.11 

—  Tavern  anecdotes  ;   including  the  origin  of  signs. 

[anon.]     1825 6212.29 

—  Jimbs    (J.)      Century    of    anecdote.      1760-1860. 

1872 6214.32 

Historic  ninepins.     1869 6216.21 

Oddities  of  history  :  and  strange  stories.   6216.32 

—  Wanley  (N.)     Wonders  of  the  little  world.     2  v. 

1806 6217.17 

^Yonge  (C.  M.)  Book  of  golden  deeds.  [atwn.'] 
1865 6215.27 

See  also  Biography  {Collective  :  Legal,  Medical,  and  other 
headings)  ;— BibUcaland  religious  literature  {Clerical  anec- 
dotes) ; — Fine-arts  ;— Law  ; — Literatiire  ; — Music  ; — Table- 
Talk,  elc. 

See  also  Calendar  (The). 

Anecdotes  and  reminiscences  of  illustrious  men  and 
women.  [W.  C.  Hazlitt.]  1872.  .  .  .  3221.12 
Anecdotes  of  actors.  Mrs.  Anne  Matthews.  1733. 10 
Anecdotes  of  public  men.  J.  VV.  Forney.  1873.  3243.10 
Anecdotes  of  the  upper  ten  thousand.    See  Berkeley 

(G.  P.) 3257.12 

Aneurisms.     See  Medicins.     ( Atieurism.) 
Angas  (George  French).   'The  Kafirs  illustrated.  Lon- 
don, 1840.     fol A.57.20 

Angell   (John).      Elements   of  macmetism   and   elec- 
tricity.   New  York,  1874.    12^".     .     .     .4022.32 
Angel  in  the  house.   .See  Patmore  (Coventry. ;  1675.18 
Angel  of  the  world.      [/nCroly(G. )    Poetical  works. 

1830.] 1634.17 

Angel  world,  a  poem  :  P.  J.  Bailey.  i8j0.  .  1614.00 
Augelico  da  Fiesole  (Giovanni  Oaido  Stmli  Tosini, 
called  Fra).  Engravings  from  frescoes  in  the 
chapel  of  Nicholas  V.  in  the  Vatican.  London, 
^rumiei  soc,  1849-69.  io\.,viz.  St.  Laurence  dis- 
tributing alms.  St.  Stephen  before  the  council. 
St.  Buonaventura.  St.  Matthew.  St.  Thomas. 
St.  Laurence  before  Decius.  St.  Stephen  dis- 
tributing alms.  St.  Stephen  thrust  out  before 
his  martyrdom.  St.  John.  St.  Sixtus  giving 
money  to  St. Laurence  for  alms.  Ordination  of  St. 
Laurence. 

See  also  Biography.     [Indimdual.] 
Angelina  Gusbiugton's  thoughts.      [Lady  Dufferin.] 

1872. 2527.18 

Angell  (Joseph  K. )  Law  of  carriers  of  goods  and 
passengers,  by  land  and  by  water.  4th  ed.  re- 
vised by  J.  Lathrop.     Boston,  1868.     8°.  5622.20 

—  Law  of  water  courses.     With  an  appendix,  contain- 

ing statutes  of  flowing,  and  forms  of  declarations. 
6th  ed.  Enlarged  by  J.  C.  Perkins.  Boston, 
18(;9.    8° .  5622.22 

—  and  Durfee  (Thomas).     Law  of  highways.     2d  ed. , 

withnotes.byG.  F.  Choate.  B.,  1868.  8'=.  5622.21 
Law  of  private  corporations,  aggregate.     9th  ed, 

Ke vised   by  J.   Lathrop.     Boston,    Little,  Brown 

&  Co.  1871.  8° 5622,23 

Angelo  (Henry).     Angelo's  pic  nic  ;    or  table  talk. 

Loudon,  1834.    8° 2517.01 

Angelo  (Michel).    See  Buonarotti  (M.  A.);— Guattini 

(M.  A.) 
Angelology.     See  Biblical  and  religious  literature. 

(Amjeis.) 
Angbiera  (Pietro  Martire  d).     Historic  of  the  West 

Indies.     [Decades  1-8.]     Pabl.  in  Latin  by  Hak- 


luyt  and  tr.  by  Lok.  [In  Hakluyt(Ii.)  Voy- 
ages, v.  5.     1812.] 91G.19 

Angleterre  (L"),  I'Autriche,  et  les  entrevues  de  Com- 
pifegne.     [ayioyi.]     Paris,  1861.     8°.      .     .  5091.03 

Angley  (J.  G. )  De  Clifford  the  philosopher,  [a  poem]. 
With  obsei-vations  in  the  kingdom  of  nature.  Lon- 
don, 1817.     8° 1612.31 

Angling.     See  Amusements,  pajje  23. 

Anglo-Norman.  See  Countries.  (England:  Anglo- 
Norman  period)  ;— Language  aud  Iiiteratnre. 
(Jinglish.) 

Anglo-Saxon  (The)  chronicle  ;  ed.  with  transl.  by  B. 
Thorpe.  2  v.  London,  1861.  8°.  [EoUs  chron- 
icles.]    . 5141.— 

Anglo-Saxon  chiu-ch.     .See  Biblical  and  eccL  history. 

Anglo-Saxons.  .See  Countries.  (England:  Anglo- 
Saxon  period)  ;  also  Language  aud  Literature. 

Angola.     .See  Countries.     (Angola.) 

Angus  (Joseph).  Hand-book  of  specimens  of  Eng- 
lish literature.     London,  [1886.]     16°.     .2751.17 

—  Hand-book  of  the  Enghsh  tongue.     London,  1872. 

16°. 6433.21 

Animal  chemistry.  See  Chemistry.  (Animal  chemistry.) 
Animal  electricity,     ^'ee  Electricity. 
Animal  locomotion.     J.  W.  Pettigrew.    1874.4723.24 
Animalcules.  See  Microscope  ;— and  Natural  hist. 
Animals.     See  Natural  history  ;— Biology. 
Animal  magnetism,  Mesmerism,  Somnambulism, 
Psychic  force,  etc. 

—  Animal  magnetism  ;  its  history  to  the  present  time. 

[anon.  ]  With  a  brief  account  of  the  life  of  Mes- 
mer.     Loudon,  1841.     18° 3814.29 

—  Animal  magnetism  aud  artificial    somnambulism. 

[anon.}     London,  1874.     16° 3812.31 

—  Barlh  (0.)  What  is  mesmerism?  or  mesmerism  not 

miracle.      Mesmeric  cures,  c(c.     1853.     .  3811.03 

—  Billot   ((?.    P.)     Recherches   psychologiques.      2   v. 

1839 3414.12 

—  Britian(S.  B.)  Man  and  his  relations.   1864.  5438  03 

—  Brown  (S.)    Animal  magnetism.     [In  his  Lectures, 

V.  2.     1858.] 2515.02 

Methodology  of  mesmerism.     [In  his  Lectures,  v. 

2.    1858.] 2515.02 

—  Capern  ( T. )     The  mighty  curative  powers  of  mes- 

merism proved.     1851 3811.03 

—  CoUyer  (R.  H.)    Mysteries  of  the  vital  element.     2d 

ed.    1871 3814.30 

—  Golquhoun  (J.  C.)    Letter  to  Prof.  Gregory  on  ani- 

mal magnetism.     [App.  to  Wienholt  (0. )  Seven 

lectures.  e(c.j 3811.01 

.— Cox  (E.    iV.)     What  am  I?    2  v.     1874.     .3812.40 
V.  2.  Somnambulism,  etc. 

—  Crookes  (W.)    Psychic  force,  e<c.     1871.     .3814.33 

—  Denton  {  W.  and  E.  M.  F. )     The  soul  of  things  ;  or, 

psychometric  researches.  1866 'i6l4.16 

—  Dods  (J.   B. )  and  (/rimes  (J.    C. )     Electrical   psy- 

chology.    1851 3811.21 

— •  Du  Potet  (J. )  traitd  complet  de  magnetisme  ani- 
mal    3e  ed.    1856 3811.28 

—  Esdaile  (J. )    Mesmerism  in  India,  and  its  applica- 

tion in  surgery  and  medicine.     1851.  .     .  3814.15 

—  Figuier  (L.)     Hist,  du  merveilleux,    v.  3.     .  3812.23 

—  0-regory  (W.)  Letters  on  mesmerism.   1831.  3814.22 

—  Haddock     (J.    W. )       SomnoUsm    aud    psycheism. 

1851 3811.02 

—  Husson  ( — ).     Eeport  on  the  experiments  made  by 

the  Commission  of  the  Boy.  acad.  of  med.,  of 
Paris,  1831.     From  the  French.     1836.    .  3814.38 

—  Eerner  (J.)     Seeress  of  Prevorst.     1845.     .3814.17 

—  Leger  (T.)    Animal  magnetism.     1846.  .     .  3814.23 

—  Mesmer  (F.  A.)    Aphorismes.   1785.  .     .     .   3814.20 

—  Kewman   (J.   B.  I      Fascination  ;    or  philosophy   of 

charming.     1852 3814.24 

—  Beichenbacn.    ( C.  von  ).      Physico-physiological   re- 

. searches  ou  the  dynamics  of  magnetism,  electrici- 
ty, etc.     1851 4027.16 

Odic-magnetic  letters.  Tr.  by  J.S.  Hittell.  3814.40 

—  Rogers  lE.    C.)    Philosophy  of  mysterious  agents. 

1853. 3815.38 

—  Sandbu  (G.  jr.)     Mesmerism  and  its  opponents. 

1844. 3814.14 


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—  Teste  {A.)    Animal  magnetism  ;  with  ita  application 

to  disease.     1843 3814.18 

—  Townsend  (C.   U.)    Facts  in  mesmerism.      2d  ed. 

1844 .  3814.25 

—  Wagner  (A.)     Facts  and  fallacies  of  mesmerism. 

1845 3814.13 

—  Wien}iOlt  (A.)      Seven   lectures  on  somnambulism. 

With  notes  by  J.  C.  Colquhoun.    1816.     .3811.01 

—  Zerffi  (0.  G.)    Spiritualism  and  animal  magnetism. 

1871 3814.32 

For  articles  in  periodicals,  see  Hammond's  Jour  of  pay. 
med.,  Oct.,  1868  ;  Nat.  quar.  rev.,  v.  1863  ;  Quar.  rev.,  v. 
93,  1863,  and  Littell,  v.  39,  1853  ;  Winslow's  jour  ,  V.  6, 
1852  ;  V.  6,  1853  ;  v.  9,  1856  ;  V.  13,  ISlM. 

^g"  5ce  also  Occult  sciences  ;  Spiritualism.  The  subject 
also  receives  more  or  let-s  notice  m  Medicine.  {Body  and 
miTid ;  Medical  psychology.) 

Animal  plagues,     (i.  Fleming.     1871.    .     .     .  4332.02 

Animal  woi-sbip.     Spencer  (H.)    Origin  of.      [In  Ids 

Kecent  discussions.  ] 2543.17 

See  also  BibLical  and  relijjious  lit.     { Various  reiiffions.) 

Annales  Cambriaj.  [447-12S8.]  London,  1860.  8^. 
[Rolls  chron.] 5141. 

Annales  monastici  ;  ed.  by  H.  R.  Luard.  4  v.  Lou- 
don, 1863-69.     8^.     [Rolls  chronicles.]     .5141. 

Contents:  v.  1.  Margan.  Tbeokesberia  Burtou.  2. 
Wiutonia.  "Waverleia  3.  Duustaplia.  Bermundesleia. 
4.  Oseneia.    Chron.  T.  Wykea.    Wigornia, 

Annala  of  British  legislation.  Ed.  by  L.  Levi.  v. 
1-14.     N.  S.,  V.  1-7.     London,  1856-74.     8°. 

Annals  of  Congress.     ,sVe  United  States. 

AnnaU  of  England.  [«Hon.]  3  v.  Oxford,  1855. 
16" 462.23 

Annala  of  Loch  Ct'  ;  a  chron.  of  Irish  affairs,  1014- 
1590  ;  ed.  with  transl.  by  W.  M.  Henuessy.  2  v. 
Loudon,  1871.     8^     [Rods  chronicles.  ]      5141. 

Annala  and  mag.  of  nat.  hist.  3d  s.,  v.  1-14.  Lon- 
don, 1857-64.     8^ 4726.01 

Annals  of  our  time,  1837-68.     See  Irving  (J.)  6725.01 

Annals  of  the  American  ptilpit.  See  Sprague  (W. 
B.) 3457.01 

Annala  of  the  army  of  the  Cumberland.  [John  Fitch. ] 
1863 633.01 

Annala  of  the  kingdom  of  Lreland,  by  the  four  mas- 
ters, to  the  vear  1616.  Ed  by  J.  O'Donovan,  2d 
ed,7v.     Dublin,  1856.     4° 497.12 

Annan  {\f. )  DifSculties  of  Arminiau  methodism.  3d 
ed.     Pittsburgh,  1838.     18" 3513.16 

Anne,  queen  of  Emjtand.     ^'ee  Biography. 

Annee  (L')  gc^ogi-aphique.  v.8,1869.  P., 1870.  12°.  931.16 

Annee  (L')  litteraire  et  dramatique.  Par  G.  Vapereau. 
V.  11.     Paris,  1869.     12" 2721.11 

Annett(Peterl.  Free  inquirer,  [//i  Deist  (The),  v.  3. 
London,  1826.     8°.] 3548.22 

Annihilation.     See  BibHcal  and  relig.  lit.  p. 

Anniversaries.     See  Calendar  (The); — Chronology. 

Anniversary  calendar,  natal  book,  and  universal  mir- 
ror.    2  V.  in  1.     London,  1832.     8°.     .     .  6218.29 

Annuaire-ahnanach  du  commerce,  de  I'industrie,  de 
la  magistrature  et  de  Tadministratiou,  ou  almanach 
des  500,000  adressesde  Paris,  des  d(;partements  et 
des  pays  strangers.  (Didot  BoUin.)  1870.  2  v. 
Paris,  1870.    8" 6726.01 

Annuaire  des  deux  moudes.  1861-62.  Paris,  1862-63.  8°. 

Annual  anthology.  [Ed.  by  R.  Southey.  ]  1799-1800. 
Bristol,  1799-1800.     16°. 1685.28 

Annual    of  scientific   discovery.      1849-71.      Boston, 

1850-71.    12°. 3912.01 

JVo(<.— 1850-51  ed.  by  D.  A.  Wells  and  G  Bliss  :  52-65  by 
Wells;  62-69,  by  S.  Kneeland  :  70-71,  by  J.  Trowbridge,  etc. 

Annnal  record  of  Science  and  industrj'.    1871-74.    Ed. 

by  S.  F.  Baird.     N.  Y.,  1872-75.    12°  .     .  3906.01 
Annual  registers. — .4mer.  annual  register.      1826-7 — 

32-3.     7  V.     New  York,  1830-35.    8°.  .     .  8001.01 
— Annual  register  :  review  of  history,  politics  and  lit. , 

1758-1862.  104  V.  L.,[7i.(;.]  —1863.  8°.     .  8005.01 

New  series.     1863-74.     12  v.  L.,  1864-75.  8°. 

General  index.    1758-1819.   L.,1826.  8°.  8006.26 

Annuals.    &e  Landscape  annual  ;— Oriental  annual  ; 

—Rainbow  (The).  1847. 
Annuities. 

—  Bentham  (J. )    Plan  for  the  conversion  of  stock  into 

note  annuities.     [Works,  v.  3  (9).]     .     .  5016.03 


—  DeWitt  (J.)    Treatise  on  life  annuities.     J  With  his 

Life,  by  Barnwell.     1856.] 3051.09 

—  Hayes  (H.)    New  method  for  valuing  of  annuities 

upon  lives.     1727 5931.08 

—  Jones   (D.)      \alue  of  annuities  and  reversionary 

payments,  with  tables.     1844 5931.04 

—  Lutnley  (IT.  U.)     Law  of  annuities.     1833.  5914.25 

—  Price  (R. )     Observations  on  reversionary  payments ; 

ou  annuities,   etc.     Enlarged,  with  notes  by  W.' 
Morgan.      7th  ed.  2  v.     1812 5914.23 

—  Sugden  (K  B. )    Considerations  ou  redeemable  an- 

nuities.    1816.     [Pamph.  v.  7.]     .      .     .  5058.07 

—  Thoman  {F.)    Theory  of  compound  interest  and  an- 

nuities, with  logarithmic  tables.     2d  ed.  3933.43 
JSS'  See  also  Life  Insurance. 
Aimus  mirabiUs,  poem.     See  Dryden  (John). 
Anonymous. 

O-  Works  published  anantpmusty  are  entered  under 
the  name  of  the  author  it  iLDOVm  ;  otherwise  under  the^rsf 
word  of  the  title  not  an  article  ;  but  an  anonymous  work 
relating  to  a  person,  or  place,  is  put  under  the  name  of  the 
person  or  place. 

Anonymous  books.     See  Bibliography. 

Anonymous  (The).  [Essays,  anon.1  2  v.  in  1.  Lon- 
don, 1810.     12° 2512  27 

Another  England.    E.  C.  Booth.     1869.     .     .  1062.07 

Another  traveller !  NetherUnds  in  1767.  [S.  Pater- 
son.]   961.25 

Anquetil  (Louis  Pierre).  Memoirs  of  the  court  of 
France  during  the  reign  of  Louis  XIV.  and  the 
regency  of  the  duke  of  Orleans.  Tr.  from  the 
French.     Edinburgh,  1791,     8°.     .     .     .  3113.21 

—  Summary  of  universal  history.     From  the  French. 

9  V.     London,  1800.  8° 414.^1 

Ansayrii  or  assassins.     .See  Countries,  etc. 
AnseU(G.  F.)  Royal  mint.  London,  1870.  4°.  1586.0S 
Anson  (George).     Voyage  around  the  world.    1740-44, 

Compiled  by  R.   Walter.     [L.,  1853.]  8°.     913.19 

—  Same.    [Kerr's  Voyages ,  v.  11,  pp.  201-534.]  914.18 

See  also  Biography. 

Anspach  (Rev.  Lewis  Amadeus).  History  of  New- 
foundland.    2d  cd.     London,  1827.     8°    .  564.16 

Ansted  (David  Thomas).  Ancient  world.  New  ed. 
1848.     8° 4725.09 

—  Application  of  geology  to  the  arts  and  mapufactuies. 

London,  1865.     16° 4111.07 

—  Geological  gossip.     London,  1861.     16°.     .  4111.02 

—  Geology.     2  v.     London.     1844.     8°.     .     .  4113.19 

—  Geology.  London,  1855.     8°. 4111.01 

—  Great  stone  book  of  nature.     P.,  1863.  18°.  4111.03 

—  Ionian  Islands,  1863.     London,  1863.    8°..     975.12 

—  Note  book  of  a  geologist.    1854 922.20 

—  Physical  geography.     5th  ed.  L.,  1871.    8°.    912.23 

—  Scenery,  science,  and  art.  London,  1854.  8°.     922.20 

—  Short  trip  in  Hungary  and  Transylvania  in  1862. 

London,  1862.   8". 965.26 

—  World  we  live  in  ;  or,  first  lessons  in  physical  geo- 

graphy.    1868.     16° 932.05 

—  wxd  Latham  (Robert  Gordon).     The  Channel  Is- 

lands.    London,  1862.     8° 955.13 

Anster  (John).  Xeniola.  Poems,  including  trans- 
lations from  Schiller  and  De  la  Motte  Fouque. 

DubUii,  1837.     12° 1612.32 

Anstey  (Henry).      Munimenta  academica,   or  docu- 
ments illus.  of  life  and  studies  at  Oxlbrd.     Lon- 
don, 1868.     8°.     [Rolls  chronicles.]    ,     .5140. 
Anstie  (F.  E.,  M.  D.)      Neuralgia  and  diseases  that 
resemble  it.     L.  and  N.  Y.,  1871.  8°.  .     .  4332.16 

—  Notes  on  epidemics.     1866.     12°.      .      .      .4333.08 

—  Report  on  practical  medicine,  1865-6 — 67-8.     [Ne^e 

Sydenham  soc.     Biennial  retrospect  ] 

—  Stimulants  and  narcotics.     Phil.,  1865.    8°.  4334.25 

—  Uses  of  wines  in  health  and  disease.     New  York, 

1870.    12° 4334.34 

Antar,  a  Bedoueen  romance.     [By  Abu  Said  Abd  al 

MaUk  Ibn  Kuraib  al  .4smai.  ]     From  the  Arabic, 

by  T.  Hamilton.     4  v.    London,  1820.   8°.     122.16 
Antarctic  regions.     See  Countries. 
Antediluvian  phytology.      E.  T.  Artis.   1825.  4117.06 
Ante-Nicene  christian  library.     Translations  of  the 

writings  of  the  fathers  down  to  A.  D.  325.     Ed. 


In  aakillg  for  books,  use  the  "  Book  Orders,"  giving  the  AUTHOR'S  N.IMB.  the  first  part  of  ths  TITLE,  and  the  NUilBKR. 


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by  Eev.   A.  Roberta  and  J.   Donaldson.      24  v. 
Edinburgh,  1867-71.    8° 3467.01 

Contents  : 

Apocryphal  gospels,  Acts,  and  Revelations,    v.  16. 

Apostolic  fathers,  [First  and  second  Epistles  of  Cle- 
ment to  the  Corinthians.  Epistle  of  Polycarp  to  the 
Philippians.  Martyrdom  of  Polycarp.  Epistle  of  Barna- 
bas. Epistles  of  Ignatius.  Martyrdom  of  Ignatius.  Epis- 
tle to  Diognetus.  Pastor  of  Hermas.  Fragments  of  Pa- 
pias.    Spurious  epistles  of  Ignatius.]    v.  1. 

Arnobius  adversus  Gentes.    Seven  books,    v.  19. 

Clement  of  Alexandria,    v.  4,  12. 

Clementine  homilies.    Apostolical  constitutions,    v.  17. 

Cyprian,  together  with  Novatian,  Rliuucius  Feiix,  and  an 
[anonymous]  treatise  on  re-baptism,    v.  8,  13. 

Gregory  Thaumaturgus,  Dionysius  of  Alexandria,  and 
Archelaus.     v.  20. 

Hippolytus-     v.  6,  9. 

Irenrous.    v.  5,  9. 

Lactautius,  together  with  the  Testaments  of  the  twelve 
patriarchs  and  fragments  of  the  2-3  centuries,    v.  21-22. 

Liturgies  and  other  documents,    v.  24. 

Martyr  (Justin),  and  Athenagoras.    v.  2. 

Methodius,  Alexander  of  Lycupulis,  Peter  of  Alexandria, 
and  fragments,    v,  14. 

Origen.    v.  10,  23. 

Tatian.  Theophilus,  and  the  Clementine  recognitions,  v.  3. 

Tertullian  against  Marcion.     v.  7. 

Tertullian.  Writings,  with  extant  works  of  Yictorinus 
and  Commodiunus.    v.  11,  16,  18. 

Anthing  (Frederick).  History  of  the  campaigns  of 
Suworow,  with  sketch  of  his  private  life  and 
character.     2  v.     London,  1799.   8\    .     .     543.10 

Anthologies.     See  Poetry.  (Selections.    Translations.) 

Anthologia  Hibernica  ;  or  monthly  collections  of 
science,  belles-lettres,  and  history.  4  v.  Dublin, 
1793-94.    8° 188G.09 

Anthologia  polyglotta.     H.  WeUesley.    1849.1694.33 

Anthon(C. )  'Classical  dictionary.  New  York,  1855. 
8° 437.03 

Anthon  (C.  E.)  Pilgrimage  to  Treves  in  1844.  New 
York,   1845.     12" 964.06 

Anthou  (John).  Law  of  Nisi  Prius,  reports  of  cases 
in  the  supreme  court  of  New  York.  2d  ed. ,  with 
notes.     New  York,  1858.     8°.     .     .     .     .5633.24 

Anthony  (C. ,  jr. )  Social  and  political  dependence  of 
women.     4th  ed.     London,  1868.     8^.     .  5824.26 

Anthropological  review,     v.  1-8,  1863 — April,  1870. 

Loudon,  1863-70.     8° 4735.02 

Note. — v.  1  includes  'Transactions  of  the  Anthrop.  soc.,' 
April  21  to  July  7, 1863  :  v.  2-8  have  appended  *  Jour,  of  the 
Anthrop.  soc.,'  v.  2-6.  To  v.  4  was  attached  '  The  Popular 
mag.  of  anthropology,'  v.  1,  1866. 

Anthropological  society,  (London).  Memoirs.  3  v. 
1863-69.     London,   1865-70.     8°.     .     .     .  4735.13 

Anthropological  .Society.  [Publications.]  6  v.  Lon- 
don, 1863-65.     8^ 4734.14 

Viz :  Blimienbach  (J.  F.)  Anthropological  treatises. 
With  Inaug.  dissert,  by  J.  Hunter  on  the  varieties  of  men. 
Broca  (P.)  Phenomena  of  hybridity,  etc.  Gastaldi  (B.) 
Lake  habitations  [5813.18]  Pouchet  (O.)  Plurality  of  the 
human  race.  Vogt  (C.)  Lectures  on  man.  Waitz  (T.) 
Introduction  to  anthropology. 

Anthropology.     .See  Man. 

Anti-Christ.    .See  Biblical  and  relig.  lit.   (Anti-Christ.) 

Antietam  national  cemetery.     History  of.     With  list 

of  the  soldiers  buried  therein.     Baltimore,  1869. 

8° 644.14 

Anti-Jacobin.    Poetry  of  the  Anti-Jacobin.     6th  ed. 

London,  1813.     1S° 1676.17 

—  Same.     With  notes  by  C.  Edmonds.    Etchings  by 

J.    GiUray.     2d  ed.     London,  1854.     12°.   1677.02 
Anti-Janus.     See  Hergenrother  (Z)r.  J.  A.)   .  3561.18 
Antilles.     .See  Countries.     ( l^es(  Indies.) 
Anti-Lucretius.     See  PoUguac  iM.  de). 
Antl-masonic.     .See  Freemasonry. 
Antiphon.     Orationes.     Gr.  et  Lat.     [Orat.  Attici,  v. 

1.     Duiot,    1847.     8°.] 7766.02 

Antiquarian  enthusiast.  E.  Bigsby.  3  v.  1847.     475.26 
Antiquarian  repertory.     Compiled  by   F.  Grose,  T. 

Astle,e;c.     New  ed.     4  v.     L.,1807.     8°.     488.10 
Antiquarian  societies.     See  Archaeology. 
Antiquities  of  Egypt,    [anon.]    L.,  1841.     8°.  1075.11 
Antiquities.     .See  Archaeology ; — Man  (Prehistoric)  ; 

— History    (Ancient);— and  the   early   history  of 

various  countries  under  heading  of  Countries. 


Antiquity. 

—  Bacon  (F. ,  Lord).  Wisdom  of  the  ancients.  [Works. 

V.  12-13.] 5014.14 

-Same.    [Moral  works.] 5015.01 

—  Burgess  ( T. )    On  study  of.     1780.     [Oxford  prize 

essays,     v.   1,  1836.] 2541.11 

—  Clarendon  (E.,  earl  of).     Of  the  reverence  due  an- 

tiquity.    [7«  fti.s  Essays,  v.  2.]    .     .      .     .  2521.06 

—  Vindicice  antiquse.     [7n  Class,  journal,      v.    16,   p, 

22,  288.] 2742.16 

See  also  Education  (Classical) ;— and  cross  references  of 
Archeology. 

AntJsell  (Thomas).  Geological  report, 32d  parallel.  [Pa- 
cific R.  R.   routes.     Reports,  v.  7.]     .     .  1127.07 

—  Hand-book  of  the  useful  arts.  New  York,  1852.  12°. 

[Putnam's  Home  cyclopajdia. ]  ....  3916.07 

—  Manufacture  of  coal  oils.    N.  Y.,  1859.  1869.  3944.07 
Anti-slavery.     See  Slavery. 

Anti-trinitarians.  See  Biblical  and  religious  litera- 
ture.    (Unitarians.) 

Antommarchi  (Francesco).  Last  da7s  cf  Napoleon. 
London,  1836.   8° 3127.12 

Antoninus  Augustus.  Vetera  Romanorum  itineraria, 
cum  notis.  Curante  P.  Wesselingio.  Amstelso- 
dami.     1735.     4° 437.00 

—  Dyer  ( 0. )  Commentary  on  A.'s  Itineraries  of  Britain. 

1814 467.14 

Antoninus  (Marcus  Aurelius).  Commentarii.  [Gr. 
et  Lat.]     Parisiis,    Didot,  1842.     8°.     .     .  7767.05 

—  Thoughts.     Tr.  by  G.  Long,  B.,  1864.     16°.  5434.02 

Note. — For  essays  on  M.  A.,  see  Arnold  (M.)  Essayfi  in 
criticism  [2512,13];  Farrar  (F.  W.)  Seekers  after  God.  pp. 
257-336  [6435  19];  Contemp.  rev.   (E,  H.  Plumtre).  v.  10. 1869. 

Antonius :  a  dramatic  poem.  Heywood  (J.C.)  1725.10 

Antony  and  Cleopatra.  See  Shakspere  (W. )  ■,—and 
Plays. 

Ants.     See  Insects. 

Anvar-i  Suhaili,  or  Lights  of  Canopus  ;  the  Persian 
version  of  the  Fables  of  Bidpai,  by  Husain  Va'iz 
u'l  Kashifi  :  literally  tr.  inta  prose  and  verse,  by 
E.  B.  Eastwick.     Hertford,  1854.     8°.     .  7815.02 

Anyta,  poem.     G.H.Calvert.     1866.     .     .     .  1625.10 

Apaches.     See  Countries.     (Indians.) 

Apennines.     See  Countries. 

Aphorisms,  Apothegms,  Maxims. 

—  Alcott  (A.  B.)    Tablets.      1868 2512.17 

—  Aphorisms,  chiefly  political  ;  selected  from  the  most 

ancient  writers.     London,   [n.  d.]     16^  .  6212.16 

—  Attwell    (H.,   editor).      Book    of   golden    thoughts. 

1870 6213.27 

—  Bacon  (K)     Apophthegms,     [/ii /; is  Moral  works.]' 

1852.  [5015.01];  [/n/iii- Works,  V.  13,1860.]  5014.15 

—  .Boucc   (C.N.)      "Thoughts,    feelings,    and    fancies. 

1857 2514.04 

—  Biudon  (C.)    Notes  of  thought.    1873.     .     .2514.29 

—  Cluloio  (W.  B.)    Aphorisms  and  reflections.  2521.02 

—  Cotton  ( C.   C. )     Lacon ;    or,   many   things  in  few 

words.     1849 6214.02 

—  Cremhlay  ( V. )    Nouveau  manuel  complet  du  moral- 

iste,     2  V.      1838 6214.03 

—  Demophibis.  Pvthagoric  sentences.  From  the  Greek, 

by  T.Taylor.   [  >Fi(/i  SaUust  on  the  gods.  ]  3817.10 

—  Dockray  (B.)    Egeria.    v.  1,  p.  1-292.  185'7.  2523.01 

—  Fuller  (T.)  Good  thoughts  in  bad  times.  1863.  3553.20 

—  Quicciardini  (F.)    Maxims.     With  parallel  passages. 

1845 6214.09 

—  Hanway  (J.)    Moral  sentences  and  wise  sayings. 

[/n  Ais  Meditations,   v.  1.] 3567.23 

—  La  Rochefoucauld  (F.,  due  de).    Reflections.     Lon- 

don,  1871 6214.08a 

Same.     New  York,  1851 6214.08 

—  Lavater   (J.    C.)     Aphorisms    on    man.      3d    ed. 

1794 6212.18 

—  Mann  (H.)    Thoughts  selected  &om  his  writings. 

1867 2.541.08 

—  Palmer  iO    Coll.  of  A.  and  maxims.  1748.  6217.09 

—  Plutarch.      Laconic  apophthegms.      [Morals,  v.   1, 

pp.  385-440.] 5435.26 

—  Quarles  (F.)    Enchiridion.     1856.      .     .     .6214.06 


BROOKLYN    MKBCANTILB    LIBRABY. 


APHORISMS  -APULEIUS 


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—  Rule  of  Hie.     [anon.]     1776 6213.23 

—  Sded  sentences.     1809 6214.07 

—  Sterlmj  (J.)     Essays,    v.  2,  p.  1)3-195.   1H48.  2r,i7.10 

—  Vauvenanjes  (L.  de   (.'.,  inanims  de).     (Euvres  choi- 

sies 704().18 

—  Washington   (0.)      Maxims.      CoUectetl    by  J.    F. 

Schroetler.     18.58 5076.16 

—  WkichcokiB.)  Moral  and  religious  A.   1753.  3623.03 

jB®-  See  aUo  Proverbs  ;  —Quotations. 

Apingi  kingdom   (My).     See  Du  Chaillu  (P.)  1092.01 

Apjohn  (J. )  Munuul  of  the  metalloids.  London, 
1864.      16" 4214.10 

Apocalypse.     .See  Biblical  literature. 

Apocrypha.     6ee  Biblical  lit.     {Apocrypha.    Bible.) 

Apocryphal  gospels,  etc.  See  Biblical  lit.  {Apocry- 
phal gospels. ) 

Apollo  (Horus  or  Orus).     See  HorapoUo. 

Apollodorus  Atheniensis.Bibliotiieca.  Notis,  etc.  illus. 
C.  et  T.  Miilleri     Paris,  I>icZo(,  1853.    8°.  7765.09 

Apollonius  Hhodius.  Argonautica.  Gr.  et.  Lat.  Ed. 
F.  S.  Lehrs.  Parisiis,  Didoi,  1841.     8°.     .  7765.08 

—  Aigonautics.     Tr.  by  F.  Fawkes.     [Chalmers  (A.) 

English  poets,  v.  20,  1810.] 1626.20 

Same.     Tr.  by  W.  Preston.     1811.     .    .  1682.17 

Apollonius  Tyatiaius. 

—  Newman  {J.  H. )     Life  of  A.     [In  Hist,  of  the  Chr. 

church,  1st  cent.] 3415.16 

—  Philostratus.     Life  of  A.     With  notes  by  C.  Blount. 

1680 3628.04 

Same.  \_Tn  Opera.  Gr.  et  Lat.  Didot,  1849.]  7766.06 

—  lUviUe{A.)    A.,  of  Tyaua.     1866.     .     .     .3513.29 

—  Watson  {J. S.)  A.  of  Tj-ana.  [Contem.  rev.  v.  4,  1867.] 
Apollouius  Tyrius.    Erotica  tabula.     [Erotica  script. 

Didoi,  1856.] 7764.17 

—  Anglo-Saxon   version   of  the  story   upon   which   is 

founded  the  play  of  Pericles,  attributed  to  Shakes- 
peare. With  literal  tr.  by  B.  Thorpe.  London, 
1834.    16°. 6424.05 

—  Apollonius,  etc.,  upon  which  Shakespeare  founded 

Pericles.      With  A.,  prince  of  Tyr,  from  Gower. 

[/n  Collier's  Shakespeare's  libr.,  V.  1.]     .  1753.06 
ApoUos  :  the  Tyay  of  God.     A.  C.  Coxe.    1873.3537.23 
Apology  for  actors.     See  Heywood  (T.)  .     .  1756.03 
Apophthegms.     See  Aphorisms. 
Apostles.     See  BibLcal  and  reUg.  lit.,  p. 
Apostles'  creed.     Sec  Biblical  and  relig.  lit.    (Creeds.) 
Apostles  of  mediajval  Europe.     G.  F.  Maclear. 
Apostolic  fathers.     See  Ante-Nicene  Chr.  library. 
Apostolical  coustitutions.  See  Biblical  and  reUg.  lit. 
Apostolical   constitutions.      Ed.    with   notes,   by   J. 

Donaldson.  Edinburgh,  1870.  8°.  [A.-N.  Clir.  lib. 

V  17.] 3467.06 

Apostolical  succession.     See  Biblical  and  relig.  Ut 
ApostoUus  {M. )  Centvrife  XXI.  proTerbiorum  ex  opti- 

mis  auctoribus  Graecis  collectEe.    Cvm  P.  Pantini 

versione.    Lvgdvni  Batavorvm,  1653.   4°.  6217.19 
Apothegms.    See  Aphorisms. 
Apparitions. 
— •  Beaumont  (J.)  Spirits,  apparitions,  etc.  1705.  3812.27 

—  Brown  (S.)    Ghosts  and  ghost-seers.     [In  A  is  Lec- 

tures, V.  2,  1858.] 2515.02 

—  Calmet  {A.)   Phantom  world.  2  v.     1850.     .3815.07 
Same.    Traiti5  sur  les  apparitions.     2  v.  3812.14 

—  OrosIand{N.)    Apparitions  ;  an  essay.  1873.  3815.00 

—  Crowe  {O    Night  side  of  nature.     1857.     .3815.17 

—  Daillon   {J.,  cumie  de  Lude).      Treatise  of  spirits, 

against  vulgar  errors,  ete.     1723.      .     .     .  3812.31 

—  DeFoe  {D.)    'i'he  history  and  reality  of  apparitions. 

[Miscel.  works,  v.  13.     1840.]      ....  5032.13 

True  relation  of  the  apparition  of  one  Mrs.  Veal. 

[Miscel.  works,  v.  5.] 5032.05 

—  Danlap  {S.   F.)     Vestiges  of  the  spirit  history  of 

man.     1858 3817.18 

—  Elliott  {C.  W.)  Mysteries  ;  or  glimpse.',  etc.  3813.40 

—  jEnguiry  into  the  nature  of  ghosts,     [anon.]  3815.01 

—  Ghost  Stories  ;    Collected  with  a  view  to  counteract 

the  vulgar  belief,  etc.     1823 3812.32 

—  KihbeH  (S.)     Sketches  of  the  philosophy  of  A.,  their 

physical  causes.      1825 3812.26 

—  Eoioitt  {W.  M.)    History  of  the  supernatural.     2  v. 

1863 3815.05 


—  Lee  {F.O.)  Glimpses  of  the  supernatural.  2v.  3812.42 

—  MirvUle  {J.  J.  de).     Pneumatologie.     5  v.     1863-61. 

8°-       •;■•,. 3817.21 

Same.    Appendices.     1863 3817  25 

—  Oilier  {C.)     Fallacy  of  ghosts,  e(c.     1848.     .3812.13 

—  Owen  {H.  D.)    Debatable  land.    1872.     .     .  3815.37 
Footfalls  on  the  boundary   of    another  world 

1869 381.5.33 

—  Poyntz  {A.)    World  of  wonders.     1845.     .  3813.31 

—  Eadcliffe    {J.     iV'.)      Fiends,    ghosts,    and    spints. 

1«'">-1 3812.30 

—  Stilling  {J.  ff.  J.)     Pneumatology.    1851.     .   381.5.29 

—  Symo>ids  {J.   A. )      Apparitions.      [In   his  Miscel 

ISTl.] 2547.19 

—  Tregorlha   (J.)      News  Ijom  the  invisible    world. 
,  1«23 3812.35 

—  Unseen  world  ;  communications  with  it,  real  or  im- 

aginary.    2d  ed.     [anon.]     1853.    .     .     .  3812.33 

See  also  article  in  Med.  critic,  .Tuly,  1863. 

flS"  .5ee  also  Demonology  ;— Delusions  ;— Folk-lore  ;— 
Hallucinations  ;  —Occult  sciences  ;—  Spiritualism  ;—  Su- 
perstitions ;— Witclxcraft ;— Dreams. 

Appeal  to  the  people,  elc.     See  Coleman  (Wm. ) 
Apperley  (Charles  .J. )    Nimrod's  tour  in  Scotland  and 
the  N.  of  England,   [pseud.]  L.,  1838.  8°.    95.5.02 

—  My  hfe  and  times.    [In  Fraser's  mag.,  v.  25-26.] 
Appianus    Alexandrinus.       Eomanorum    historiarum 

qufe  supersunt.     Gr.  et  Lat.      Fans,  Didot,  1850. 

8" 7764.03 

Apple-culture.     See  Agriculture,  p.  7. 

Appleby  (  —  ).     Illus.   hand-book  of  machinery  and 

iron  work,  with  cost,f(c.2d  ed.  L. ,  1869.  8°.  3923.27 
Appleton  (Nathan)  and  Haygate  (W.  E.)     Doctrines 

of  orig.  sin  and  the  trinity  :  correspondence.     B., 

1859.     8 3512.14 

Appletons'  Cyclopaedia  of  biography.     Ed.  by  F.  L. 

Hawks.     New  York,   1856.     8°.      ...  3236.01 

—  CyclopcBdia  of  drawing.      Edited  by   W.  E.  Wor- 

theu.     New  York.   1857.     8° 3924.25 

—  Dictionary  of  machines,  mechanics,  and  engineer- 

ing.    2  v.     New  York,  1852.     8°.    .     .      .  3923.01 

—  Cyclopiedia.     See  American  cyclopaadia,  1873,  e/c; 

Annual  cyclopaedia,  1863-74  ;  and  New   Amer. 
cycl.,  1858,  etc. 

—  European  guide  book.     N.   Y.,  1870.     12°.     941.19 

—  Hand-book  of    American    travel      Northern    and 

Eastern  tour.     New  York,  ls70.     12°.  .   1072.17 

Southern  tour.     See  Hall  (E.  H. )  .     .  .   1072.19 

Western  tour.     New  York,  1871.     12°.  .   1072.18 

—  Ulus.  hand-book  of  Amer.  travel.     By  T.  A.   Rich- 

ards.    New  York,  1860.     12° 1072.01 

—  Illustrated  railway  and  steam  navigation  guide  of 

U.  S.  and  the  Canadas.     Ed.  by  G.   P.  Thomas. 
New  York,  1872.     12°. 

—  Jour,  of  Ut,  science,  and  art.    v.  1-U.     New  York. 

1869-74.     4° 2157.01 

—  Library  manual     New  York,  1852.     8°.       .2724.26 

—  Mechanic's  magazine,     v.  1-2,  1851-52.     New  York, 

1852-53.  8°  ;  4° 39:^7.01 

—  Short  trip  guide  to  Europe.     Ed.  by  H.  Morford. 

New  York,  1868.     16°.        911.17 

—  —  Same.    New  York,  1873.     16°.       .     .     .     941. 
Apuleius  or  Appuleius.     Fable  of  Cupid  and  Psyche. 

[Prose  trausl.  by  T.  Taylor.]      London,    1795. 
8°.       123.05  ;  3093.27 

—  Same.      [Metrical  version,  by]    H.    Gurney.     New 

York,  1806.     12° 1694.36 

—  Same.     Abridged  transl    [//i  Soane  (G.)  New  cu- 

riosities, e(c.    V.  1.]        6218.26 

—  (Euvres  complfites.     [Lat.  et  Fr.]     Paris,  1860.   8°. 

[Nisard's  collection.  J 7725. 15 

—  Opera  omnia.    Ex  ed.  Oudendorpiana.  in  usum  Del 

phini.     7  v.     Londini,  Valpy,  1825.     8°  .  7712.01 

Contents. 
Apologia,  sive  de  magia,  v.  3. 
De  Mundo,  v.  3. 
De  Deo  Socratis,  v.  2. 
De  Dogmate  Platonis,  libri 

tree.  v.  2-3. 
Florida,  v.  2. 

—  On  the  doctrine    of  Plato. 


Fragmenta.  v.  4. 
Index,  V.  7. 

MetamorpUoseon,  v.  1,  2. 
NotiB  variorum,  v.  4-6. 
Notitia  literaria,  v.  7. 
Teatiniouia,  vita,  etc.,  v.  1. 

[In  Plato.  Works,  v.  6, 


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APULEIUS-ARCH^.OLOGY 


—  Works.    New  transl.  L.,  iJoAii,  1853.     12°.    5013.12 

Contents :  Metamorphoses,  or  Golden  ass.  The  God  of 
Socrates.  The  Florida.  His  defeDCe,  or  a  discourse  on 
magic.  Metrical  version  of  Cupid  and  Psyche,  by  Uudsou 
Gurney.    Mrs.  TiKhes  Psyche,  a  poem. 

f^  See  article  by  C.  G.  Prowett,  Fraser's  mag.,  Oct.,  1873. 

Aquarelles;  or  summer  sketches.  S.  Sombre,  [pseud.] 
1858 1686.01 

Aquaria.     See  Natural  history. 

Aquatic  monthly  and  nautical  review,  v.  1-2,  June, 
1872-Dec.,  1873.     N.  Y.,  1872-73.     8°.    .     8001. 

Aqueducts.     See  A.xtB  (Useful). 

Aquinas  (St.  Thomas. )     See  Thomas  Aquinas  (St.) 

Arabella  Stuart.     See  Biography  (Lidividual). 

Arabia,  and  Arabs.  See  Countries  (Arabia)  ;  and 
Language  and  literature  (Arabic). 

Arabian  days'  entertainments.  Les  mille  et  un  jours, 
contes  Persans.  Tr.  par  Petis  de  La  Croix.  [Cabi- 
net des  ft^es,  v.  14-15.] 7052.14 

Arabian  nights'  entertainments.  From  the  Arabic, 
with  introd.  by  J.  Scott.  6  v.  L. ,  1811.  16°.  122.21 

—  Same.  Tr.  by  E.  W.  Lane.   3  v.  L. ,  1859.  8°.  115.29 

—  Same.   Mille  (Lesl  et  une  nuits,    tr.   par  Galland. 

[Cabinet  des  fees,  T.  7-11.] 70.52.07 

—  Suite.     [Cabinet  des  fees,  V.  38-41.]       .     .7052.38 
Aiaba.     See  Countries,  etc.  (Arabia— Moors— Sahara 

^Saracens. ) 

Arabula  (Sacred  book  of).     A.  J.  Davis.     .     .3543.17 

Arachnidae.     See  Insects. 

Arago  (Dominique  Francois  Jean).  Aeronautic  voya- 
ges.    [Smith,  report,  1863.]      ....  3936.18 

—  Biographies  of  distmguished  scientific  men.     2  v. 

Boston,  1859.     12° 3263.10 

—  Eulogy  on  Ampfere.     [Sm.  rop. ,  1872.]  .     .  3936.27 

—  Eulogy  on  W.  Herschel     [Sm.  rep.,  1870.]  3936.25 

—  Eulogy  on  Th.  Young.     [Sm.  rep. ,  1869.]  .  3936.24 

—  History  of  my  youth.     Tr.  by  B.  PowelL     London, 

1855.     16°.     [T.  L.,  V.  17.] 5075.22 

—  Meteorological  essays,  introd.  by  A.  von  Humboldt. 

London,  1855.     8 4021.16 

—  Popular  astronomy.     Tr.  by  W.  H.  Smyth  and  K. 

Grant.     2  v.     Loudon,  1855.     8°.   .     .     .  4017.21 

Aragon.  iS'ee  (in  Biography)  Ferdinand ;  ^in  Coun- 
tries) Spain. 

Aral  Sea.     See  Countries. 

Aram  (Eugene).     See  Biography  [hidividual). 

Ararat.     See  (in  Countries)  Ararat; — Armenia. 

Aratus  Solensis.  Phaanomena  et  prognostica.  Kecens. 
A.  Koechly.     Parisiis,  Kidof,  1857.     8°.      7766.17 

—  Phenomena  or  appearances  of  the  stars  ;  tr.   by  N. 

L.  Frothingham.  [In  /its Metrical  pieces.]  1643.17 
-  Ottley  (  W.  Y.)  On  a  ms.  in  the  British  museum  of 
Cicero's  transL  of  Aratus.  [Archaeologia,  v.  26, 
1836.] ■    .     .     .     .  5128. 

Araucana.     See  ErciUa  (A  de) 567.23 

Araucanians.     See  Coxmtries.     (Cliili.) 

Arber  (Edward,  ed. )  English  reprints,  v.  1-14.  Lon- 
don, 1868-71.     16°. 5011.01 

Content!.  V.  |.  Milton  (J.)  Areopagitica,  1644.  Latimer 
(H.)  Sermon  on  the  plougliers,  1549.  Oosson  (S.)  Schoole  of 
abuse,  1679.  2.  Siduey  (P)  An  apologie  for  poetrie.  1696. 
Webbe  (E )  His  trauailes,  1690.  Selden  (J.)  Table-talk, 
1689.  3  Aacham  {R  )  Toxophilus,  1545.  Addison  (J.) 
Criticism  on  Milton's  Paradise  Lost,  1711-12.  4.  Lyly  (J.) 
Euphues  ;  The  anatomy  of  wit.  1579  ;  Euphues  and  his 
England,  1580.  5.  ViUiers  (G.)  The  Rehearsal,  1672.  Gas- 
coigne  (O.)  The  Steele  glas,  and  other  pieces,  1576-7. 
Earle  (J)  Micro-cosmograpbie,  1628.  6.  Latimer  (H.) 
Seven  sermons  before  Edw.  VI.,  1649.  More  (Sir  T.)  Uto- 
pia,  1566.  7.  Puttenbam  (G.)  Arte  of  EngUsh  poesie, 
1689.  8.  HowcU  (J)  Instruction  for  forreine  travell. 
CdaU  (N.)  Roister  Doister.  Bevclation  to  the  monk  of 
Evesham.  James  VI..  of  .Scotland.  Essays  of  a  prentice 
in  the  divine  art  of  poesie.  9.  Nauntoa  (Sir  R  )  Frag- 
menta  regalia,  1630  63.  Watson  (T.)  Poems.  |0.  Habing- 
ton  (W.)  L'astara,  1634-40.  Ascham  (R.)  The  Bcholeniaster, 
1670.  II  TottelB  Miscellany  ;  songs  and  sonnets  by  the 
earl  of  Surrey,  Sir  T.  Wyatt.  N.  Grimald,  and  others.  1557. 
12  Lever  (T.)  Sermons,  150O.  Webbe  (W.)  Discourse  on 
En'glish  poetrie,  1686,  |3.  Harmony  of  Lord  Bacon's  Es- 
says, lour  texts,  1597-1638.  |4.  Roy  (W.)  and- Barlow  (J.) 
Bede  me  and  be  nott  wrothe,  1528  ;  Proper  dyaloge  betw. 
a  gentillman  and  a  husbandman,  etc.,  1630  ;  A  compendi- 
ous treatise,  etc.,  1630.  Raleigh  {.Sir  W.)— Markham  (G.)— 
Linscboten  (J.  H.  van).  Last  fight  of  the  Revenge  at  sea, 
1691.    Googe  (B.)    Eclogs,  Epytaphos,  and  Sonettes,  1663. 

Arbitration.  See  La'wr.  (Arbitration,  International  law.) 


Arblay  (Mmt.  F.  d')    Memoirs  of  Dr.  Buruey.    Phila. 

1833.     8° 3026.20 

Xote.  See  Fiction,  for  her  novels  ;— Biography,  for  lives 

of  her. 

Arbor  vitas.     See  Arraes.  (D.  M.)    ....  4322.27 

Arboretum  et  fruticetum.  See  Loudon  (J.  C.)  4917.03 

Arbuthnot    (John,    3/.Z>.,)       Miscellaneous    works. 

[With]  supplement.     3  v.  in  1.     Glasgow,   1751. 

1'2° 5012.07 

Contents.  Vol,  |.  Usefulness  of  mathematical  learning. 
Brief  account  of  J.  GingUcutts  treatise  [ouj  the  alterca- 
tion of  the  ancients.  Learned  dissertation  on  dumpling. 
Gulliver  decypher'd  ;  or.  Remarks  on  [Gulliver's  Travels 
into  several  remote  nations.  Critical  remarks  on  Gulli- 
vers  travels  ;  by  Dr.  Bantley.  Account  of  the  state  of 
learning  in  the  empire  of  LiUiput ;  with  the  history  of 
Bullum.  State  quacks  or  the  poUtical  botchers.  Account 
of  the  sickness  and  death  of  Dr.  W— dw — rd  ;  by  Dr.  Teckni- 
cum.  Life  of  Don  BihoBO  de  L'Estomac.  Most  wonderful 
wonder  ;  travels  of  Mynheer  Veteranus.  Manifesto  of 
Lord  Peter.  The  devil  to  pay  at  St.  James  s  Epitaph  on 
a  greyhound.    Notes  of  the  sis  days  preceding  the  death 

of  a  late  Right  Rev. •.      2.  The  masquerade,  a  poem. 

Harmony  in  an  uproar.  History  of  John  Bull.  Pt  3. 
Supplement  to  dean  Sw — fs  miscellanies.  Letter  to  Swift 
[on  hisj  Dedication  to  a  great  man,  concerning  dedications. 
Congress  of  bees.  Art  of  selling  bargains.  Sermon  on 
the  union  in  1706.  Examination  of  Woodward's  account 
of  the  deluge. 

—  Same.     Supplement.    Glasgow,  1751.   16'.     5012.07 

Contents  :  Freeholder's  Political  catechism.  Know  your- 
self.   Transl.  of  Huygens  De  ratiocinus  in  ludo  ale®. 

—  Law  is  a  bottomless  pit :    or,  hist,   of    John  Bull. 

[In  S-wift  (J.)  Works,  v.  6,  1824.]       .    .  5074.09 

Arbuthnot  (Hon.  Mrs.)  The  henwife.  Edinburgh, 
1868.     1'2° 6134.20 

Arc  (Joan  of).     See  Biography  (Individual). 

Arc  de  triomphe  de  I'etoile.  [Description  et  planches] 
par  J.  D.  Thierry A.  47. 02 

Arcadia  (Countess  of  Pembroke's).  See  Sidney 
(Sir  P.) 5066.05 

Arcana  of  science  and  art.  [Ed.  by  J.  Timbs.  ]  11  v. 
Loudon,  1828-38.     16° 3921.01 

Arcana  of  science  and  art :  popular  inventions  and 
improvements.       [Ed.     by    J.    Timbs.]      11    v. 

London,  1828-38.     16° 3921.01 

Note.  For  a  continuation  see  Timbs'  Year-book  of  facta. 

•Archaeologia:  or,  miscellaneous  tracts,  relating  to 
antiquity.  Published  by  the  Society  of  antiqua- 
ries, of  London,  v.  1-39.  1770-1863.  London, 
1786-1863.     4° 5128.04 

—  Same.     Index  to  v.  1-15.     Lou.,  1809.  4°.  .  51'28.01 

—  Same.     Index  to  v.  16-30.   Lon.,  1840.  4°.  .  5128.02 
Archaeologia  Americana.     See  Ainerican  antiq.  soc. 

[577.18.] 

Archceological  institute  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland. 

Archaeological  jouruaL     v.  1-24.     London,   1844-67. 

8° 1462.15 

Archaeological  journal.  See  British  archaeological 
association  [1461.01].  Aluo,  Archaeological  in- 
stitute of  Great  Britain  [1463.19]. 

Archaeology. 

—  j4n(i5«a)'u(/i  repertory.     4  v.     1807.    .     .     .     488.10 

—  *Archceolo,jia.     v.  1-39.     1770-1863.   .     .     .  5128.04 

Same.     Index  to  v.  1-15 5128.01 

Same.     Index  to  v.  16-30 5128.02 

—  ArcluEohjgical  institute  of  Great  Britain.  Journal,  v. 

1-24.     1844-67.     8° 1462.15 

—  British  archceological  association.    Journal   v.  1-24. 

1845-68 1461.01 

—  Fosbrooke  (T.  D.)      'Encyclopaedia,  dc.    New  ed., 

2v.     1843 437.01 

—  Morlot  (A. )  Gen.  views  of  A.  [Sm.  rep.,  1860.]  3936. 15 

—  Roi/alBoc.  of  literature.  Trans.,  182'J-39.  3  v.  5068.01 
Same.     2d  series,     v.  1-9,   1843-70.     .     .5066.09 

—  We.'itwood  (J.    0.)     Archaeological  notes  made  dur- 

ing a  tour  in  Belgium,  Western  Germany,  and 
France.     [Arcbaeol.  jour.  v.  18,  ]  1463.13 

See  also  Architecture  ;— Arts  (Useful  :  Inventions)  ;— 
Bibhcal  and  religious  literature.  {Arch(eology ;  Dictiona- 
Ties,  etc.) : — Classical  dictionaries  ;  Fine  arts  {various  head- 
ings). Histor-/  (Ancient ;  Middle  aijcs)  ;  Man  {Preliistoric  ); 
— also  names  of  various  countries  and  places  {under  Coun- 
tries), more  particularly  Egypt,  Greece,  Italy,  Rome, 
and  other  sacred  and  classical  lands  ; — also  America  ; — 
China  : — England  ; —  France  ; —  Germany  ; —  India  ; —  Ire- 
land :— Scandinavia  ; — Spain  ; — etc. 

See  also  Armour  ;— Bells  ;— Burial  usages  ;— Calendai  ; 


BBOOKLIN     MEROAKTILE    LIBBABX. 


ARCH.2EOLOa-Y  -  AROHITE  CTURE 


33 


— Domestic  economy  : — Costume  : — Epitaphs  ;— Furniture; 

—Heialdry  ;— Inscriptions  ;—Laco  ;— Manners  and  Cux- 
toiiig  ; — Names  : — Marriage  ;  —  Niimi.jmatics  ;— Pottery  ; 
Signboards ; — Taverns. 

In  addition  to  the  Societies  mentioned  above.  nKf-  Ameri- 
can antiquarian  society  ;  Poabotly  Muaoiiin  ;  and  the 
Society  of  antiquaries,  London.  The  ProcerdinKs  ()f  tho 
American  association  for  the  promotion  of  science,  and 
the  Publications  of  the  Smithsonian  Institution  also  af- 
ford much  archaeological  material. 

Archaia.     &c  Dawson  (J.  W. ) 37i)2.18 

Archelaus.  Works.   Tr.  by  S.  D.  R  Salmond.   Edin., 
1871.     8'.    [A-N.Chr.  libr.,  V.  2a]   .     .  31G7.09 


Aro'aer  (T. )    Terrible  sights  of  Loudon  nnd  Uiboura 

of  love.     London,  1870.     12' .')81i;.25 

Archer  (T.  C.)     Popular  ooonomio  botany.     London, 

1853.     IG^ 491i.ll 

Archsrius.     De    diversis  coloribus.     [//i  Mjrrifield 

(^[|■<!.  M.  p.)  Origin.ll  treatises.]     .     .     .  1122.01 
Arcll^ry.     .SVe  Atmsemanta,  p.  23. 
Arch33.     iSe  Architsctiira;— Arts  (Useful  :  Arches; 

— Bruhje^ ; — Jinriineerinij). 
ArcMpalago.     See  Countries,     (ffi-ecian  ArcUyelarjo ; 

Easleni  Archipelarjo. ) 


ARCHITECTURE. 


General  and  MiscsUaneous  Works. 

.i4mfricaii  institute  of  architecture.  Proceedings.  1316.28 

Barry  {Sir  C.)  Life  and  works.  By  Rev.  A.  Barry. 
1867 •    .     .     .  1313.12 

Chambers  ( W. )  Treatise  on  the  decorative  part  of 
civil  architecture.  With  notes  and  an  examina- 
tion of  Grecian  arch.,  by  J.  Gwilt.  ISO'i.     1316.03 

Childs  ((f.  W.)  PhQadelphia  Public  Ledger  building. 
1868 1313.40 

Cresy  (E.)  Analytical  index.  See  Hope  (7".)  Hist, 
essay 1315.33 

Dwyer  (C.  P.)  Economy  of  church,  parsonage,  and 
school  architecture.     1856 1313.21 

Qailhabaud  {J.)  *L' architecture  du  V.  an  XVIL  sifecle, 
et  les  arts  qui  en  diJpendenl.  2"e.c(,  1  v.  Atlas,  fol. 
1858 131612 

OarhelUKL.)  Principles  of  design  in  A.  1850.  1:!12.03 

Heider  (G.\  Mtelhenjer  [R.  von),  and  Heiser  [J.)  'Mittel- 
alterliche  Kunstdenkmale  des  osterreichischen 
Kaiserstaates.     2  v.     1858 1316.22 

Kiri'j  {T.  H.)  'Study-book  of  mediaeval  architecture 
and  art.  A  series  of  working  drawings  of  the 
principal  monuments  of  the  middle  ages.  4  v. 
1868 1317.12 

Ijifi-vtr  (M.)     Beauties  of  modern  A.    1849.     .1315.02 

Lefivre[A.)     Wonders  of  architecture.     1870.1312.17 

Richardson  (T.  A.)  Art  of  architectural  modeling  in 
paper.     1859 1312.04 

Ruskin{J.)    Lectures  on  A.     1856 1313.11 

—  Poetry  of  A.  :  cottage,  villa,  etc.     1873.       .  1312.26 

—  Seven  lamps  of  A.     18.32 1313.10 

—  *Stones  of  Venice.  3  v.  London,  1851-53.  8°. 

1.  The  Foundations,    'i.  The  Sea  Stories.    3.  The  Fall. 

Same.     3  v.     New  York,  1851.     8'.     .     .1315.06 

Note.  For  criticisms,  see  Fraser'B  mag.,   (2  art.)  v.  49, 
1851  ;  North  Br.  rev.,  v.  21,  185i. 
Scott  {0.  G.)    Kemarks  on  secular  and  domestic  A. 

1858 1313.25 

Sharpe  (E. )    Treatise  on  the  rise  and  progress  of  de- 
corated window  tracery  in  England.  1849.  1314.14 
Street   (0.   E.)      New   Courts  of  justice,    [London]. 

1872 1313.32 

Verdier  (A.)  and  Caltois  (F.)  'Architecture  civile  et 
domestique  an  mflyen  age  et  a  la  renaissance.  2  v. 

1864 1316.0'J 

Viollet-Le-Diic  (E  K)  Story  of  a  house.    1874.  1313.34 
Vitnwius  PoUio  (il/.)    Architectm-e.     Tr.  by  J.  Gwilt. 

1826 1316.01 

Same.  From  the  Latin,  by  J.  Gwilt.  1860.  1312.06 

—  De  architectura.      Lat.    et  Fr.    Tr.   par  Berrault. 

[Nisards  coUeetion.] 7725.03 

Wight  {P.  £.)  National  Academy  of  Design.  Pho- 
tographs, with  essay  and  description.  1866.  1316.07 
Wiohtwick  {G.)  Palace  of  architecture.  1810.  1315.34 
^®*  See  also  essat/s  by  S.  Ferguson,  in  Atteriioon  lec- 
tures v.  2  [2512.211  :  bi/  T.  Lowtb,  in  Oxford  prize  essays, 
V.  1  [2541.11];  Ed",  rev.  v.  118,  1863,  {Modern arclnteclure)  ; 
N.  A.  rev.,  v.  112,  1871  :  Loud.  quar.  rev.,  v  »5,  1851 ;  Quar. 
rev.,  V.  132,  1872;  Fortnightly  rev.,  v.  8.  1867.  (^'ufarc  "/ 
/,o?i(Zon^.,  byH.  Conybearej;  Fraser's  mag., v.  3, 1S71,  {.t,  in 
its  relatien  to  modern  life)  ;  Frasers  mag.  N.  S.  v.  6,  1872, 
{True  school  for  arc/Utects). 

Building  and  Carp3ntry. 

1.   Building. 
.4llen{C.B.)     Treatise  on  cottage  B.     18)7.     .1312.05 
Andrews   (G.    II.)      Agricultural   engineering.       v.    1. 

J8,j2 6135.01 

Benjamin  (A.)    Ai'ohitect.or  practical  house  carpenter. 

1853 1315.29 

—  Builders'  guide.     1853 1313.28 


Boicen  (J.  M. )  Report  upon  buildings,  building  ma- 
terials, etc.     -v.  iqf. 3915.09 

Brees  {S.  0.)    Glossary  of  practical  architecture  and 

civil  engineering.    1852 1313.05 

Brooks  (S.  H.)    Treatise  on  the  erection  of  dwelling 

houses.     1869 1312.15 

Bullock  {J. )  Rudiments  of  building.  1855.  .  1313.23 
Burn  { li.   S. )     Building  construction  ;    brick,    stone, 

and  slate.    2  v.     1873 3942.07 

Darndson  {E.  A.)  Oar  honses,  etc.  1869.  .  .1311.01 
Dobson{K)  Rudiments  of  building.  1859.  .1312.01 
Gibbons  {D.)  and  Hesketh(R.)     Metropolitan  building 

act,  with  notes,  etc.     18.59 6635.31 

Halfpenny  (  W.)  New  and  compleat  system.  17-39.  1313.22 
Pewtner  (  W. )  Comprehensive  specifier.  1870.  1311.03 
Sineaton  {A.  C.)  Builder's  pocket  companion.  1312.12 
J7sc/u;  arts  emjiloyed  in  construction,   [anon.]  1311.06 

2.  Carpentry  and  Joinery. 
Amatenr  mechanic's  workshop.    1870.     .     .     .  3923.06 
Aveling  (S.  T.)     Carpentry  and  joinery.     1871.  3U24.11 
Bemrose  (  W. )      Fret-cutting   and   perforated   carving. 

1889 1316.19 

Bow  (li.  11.)  Economics  of  construction  in  relation 
to  framed  structures.  Prelimiuary  ijarts.  Classi- 
fications   of  structures.      Diagrams    of    forces.. 

1873 3942.09 

Clouqh  (A.  B.)  Contractor's  manual  and  builder's  price- 
book.     1835 1311.02 

Newlands  {J.)     'Carpenter  and  joiner's  assistant.  1867. 

1317.16 
Nicholson  (P.)    Carpenter's  new  guide.     1819.  13ie.20 
7«dfW((iJ.)  New  elements  of  hand-railing.  1871.  1316.27 
Bobison  (Prof.)  and   Tredjold  (T.)    Rudimentary  trea- 
tise.      1859 1312  07 

—  Same.  Atlas  of  engravings.  1859.  .  .  .  1315.3tj 
Tarbuck  (,E.  L.)  'Encyclopasdia  of.  1857.  .1316.21 
2red'jold{T.)    Elementary  principles  of    1871.  1312.20 

Byzantine  Architecture. 

Petit  {Rev.  J.)  Remarks  on  niediseval  architecture  in 
the  East.     [Archaeol.  jour.  v.  23.].    .     .1463.08 

I'e.r;er  (C.j  and  Pullan  {li.  P.)  Byzantine  architec- 
ture.  1864 1317.11 

Church  Architecture. 

Barr  (J.)  Anglican  church  A.  1843.  .  .  .  1311.08 
Bourasse  (J.   J.)    Les  plus  belles  (5glises  du  moude. 

1857 1314.13 

D:widson{E.  A.)  Gothic  stonework.  [1871.]  1311.04 
Dolhnan  (F.  T.)     Examples  of  interior  pulpits  existing 

in  England.     1849 1316.0i 

Ecclesioloijist  {The) .  29  v.  London,  1843-68.  3635.01 
Holly  {U.  II.)  Chm-ch  architecture.  187L  .1316.26 
Jackson  {T.  G.)  Modern  gothio  A.  1873.  .1311.09 
Marktaad  {J.  II.)  Remarks  on  English  churches,  and 
on  the  expediency  of  rendering  sepulchral  me- 
morials  subservient  to  pious   and  christian  uses. 

18i3 1313.09 

Murray  {J. )  Hand-book  to  the  cathedrals  of  England. 
Eastern  division  :  Oxford,  Ptterborough,  Nor- 
wich, Ely,  Lincoln.     1862 1313.17 

—  Sam?.     Northern   division.    Part   1  :  York,  Ripon, 

Carlisle.     Part  2  :  Durham,  Chester,  Manchester. 
2   V.     1869 1313.13 

—  Same.      Southern  division.    Part  1  :    Wincheslor, 

Salisbury,   Exeter,   Wells.     Part  2  :    Chichester, 
C:mterbm-y,  Rochester.     2  v.     1861.    .     .   1313.15 

—  Same.     Western  division :  Bristol,  Gloucester,  Here- 

ford, Worcester,   Lichtield.      1867.     .     .   1313.18 


(u  aaking  for  books,  use  the  ■•Book  Orders,"  giving  the  AUriiOB'3  NAME,  the  ftrst  part  of  tho  TITLE,  and  tho  NO-MBBIi. 


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Xeale  (J.  M.)     Hierologus  ;   or  the  church  tourists. 

1813 1311,07 

Okely  (W.  S.)    Development  of  christian  A.  in  Italy- 

3860 1315.38 

Pelit  {J.  L.)  Kemarks  on  church  A.  1841.  2  t.  1314.15 
Hiorer  (J.)     *Hist.  and  antiq.  of  cathedral  churches  of 

Gr.  Britain.     4  v.     1814 1313.35 

Webb  (B.)    Sketches  of  continental  ecclesiology.  1868. 

1315.13 

Wickes  (C.)     'Illustrations  of  the  spires  and  towers  of 

the  mediseval  churches  of  England.     2  v.    1853- 

55 1317.21 

Note.^See  article  '  Chr.  arch,  of  Europe  '  in  North  Br. 
reT.,  T.  34,  18C1. 

See  also  in  general  alphabet.  St.  Pauls  .—Westminster 
abbey. 

Dictionaries. 
GwUtiJ.)    'Encyclopaedia  of  A.     1850.     .     .1314.01 
Loudon  (J.  C. )    Encyclopiedia  of  cottage,  farm  and  vil- 
lage A.     1869 1314.33 

Siuart  ( ft. )  'Dictiouary  of  A.    3  v.  in  2.    1854.  1314.02 

V.  1-2,  Text.    y.  3,  Plates. 
Porfcer  (J.  i/.)  Concise  glossary  of  terms.  1869.  1312.16 

—  Glossary  of  terms.     2  v.  in  3.     1850.     Text,  v.  1. 

Plates,  v.  2.    Pts.  1-2 1315.10 

Ram(e  (D. )    Dictionnaire  general  des  termes  d'archi- 
teoture  en  Frangais,  Allemand,  Anglais  et  Italieu. 

1315.37 
Domestic,  Suburban,  and  RuraL 

Allen  (L.F.)  Rural  architecture.  1860.  .  .1314.18 
Arnoi(D.lI.)  •Gothic  A.:  residences.  1851.  1315.01 
BorjueiJ.W.)  Domestic  A.:  designs,  e(c.  1869.  1314.28 
Cleveland  {II.  W.)  Villas  and  farm  cottages.  1856.  1314.31 
Cummings  (M.   K)  and  Miller  {C.  C.)      Architecture. 

Designs,  etc.    1865 1317.07 

Daly  (C.)     *L'archi lecture  privde  au  19e  sifecle  sous 

Napole'on  III.     Nouvelles  maisons  de  Paris  et  de 

ses  environs.  2  v.  in  3.     1864 1317.04 

V.  1,  Hotels  prives.    y.  2.  Maisous  a  loyer.    v.  2.  Villas 

subui'baines. 
Downing  (A.  J.)     A.   of  country  houses.     .     .   1314.21 

—  Cottage  residences.    1852 1314. 19 

—  Landscape  gardening,  with  remarks   on  rural  A. 

1841 1314.20 

Same.     8th  ed.   [about  1870.]   ....  6125.10 

■ —  Kural  architecture,  [/h  his  Hural  essays.]  6125.07 
Dmyer  {G.  F.)    Immigrant  builder.     1872.     .1312.24 

Field  {M.)   City  architecture.     1854 1313.24 

Gardner  (E.  C.)  Homes  and  how  to  make  them.  1312.27 
(Jj-ammar  of  house  planning,  [anon.]  1868.  .  1312.23 
JMe  {&  E)  Workmgmen's homes.  1874.  .5825.30 
ifo6te(j:  y/.)  A.;  designs  and  plans.  1873.  .1313.33 
Holly  ( //.  H. )     Country  seats  ;  country  churches,  city 

buildings,  etc.     1863 1314.24 

House  {'Ilie) :  a  pocket  manual.  1859.  .  .  .  1312.02 
Lakey  ( C.  D. )     ViUage  and  country  houses  ;   designs. 

1875 1316.02 

Loudon  (J.  C. )     'Enoyclopaadia  of  cottage,  farm  and 

villa  architecture  and  fumitnre.    1869.     .  1.S14.33 

—  Villa  gardener.     1850 6125.01 

Marvel  (L),  pseud.     Freehold  villa  for  nothing.    2d  ed. 

[1873.] 1311.10 

Morris  ( T. )  House  for  the  suburbs.  3d  ed.  1870.  1314.29 
liepton  (//.)    Landscape  gardening  and  architectiu:e. 

1840 6125.02 

Eichardson  (C  J.)    The  Englishman's  house.     2d  ed. 

1870 1312.28 

—  HousebuUding.     2d  ed.     1873 1312.25 

—  Picturesque  designs  for  mansions,  villas,  lodges,  etc. 

1870 1315.39 

lidbinson  (P.  F.)    Designs  for  lodges  and  park  en- 
trances.'   1833 1316.05 

—  Kural  architecture.     1836 1316.06 

Sloan  {S.)    American  houses  :   designs  for  rural  build- 
ings.    1861 1314.23 

—  'City  and  suburban  A.     1859 1317.01 

—  Constructive  architecture.    1859 1317.02 

—  'Model  architect :  cottages,  villas,  elc.  2  v.  1317.17 
Smith  (D.)    How  to  construct  a  freehold  villa.    2d  ed. 

[1873.] 1311.10 

Todd  (S.  K )    Country  homes,  and  how  to  save  money. 
1808 1314.27 


Same.     New  ed.     1870 1314.30 

Vaux(C.)     Vilias  and  cottages.    1857.     .     .     .  1314.25 
Wheder^G.)     Choice  of  a  dwelling.     1871.     .   1312.22 

—  Homes  for  the  people.     1807 1314.22 

Woodward    ( G.    K )      'National    architect :     dwelling 

houses  for  the  country.     1869 1316.24 

—  and  {F.   IK.)     Country  homes.     1865.     .     .  1314.26 

Note.— See  also  Fraser's  mag.,  v. '68,  1838.  {rUlas  and 
Cottages)  :  Quar.  rev.,  y.  107, 1860,  {Laborers'  homes)  ;  West, 
rev.,  V.  90,  1808,  {Co-operation  in  people's  dwellings). 

English. 

Essex  {J.)  Remarks  on  the  antiquity  and  the  different 
modes  of  brick  and  stone  buildings  in  England. 
[Archaeologia,  v.  4,  1786.] 5128. 

Kash  {J. )  'Mansions  of  England  in  the  olden  time. 
Ke-ed.  by  J.  C.  Anderson.    3  v.     1871.     .1317.26 

Parker  (J.  H.)  Domestic  A.  in  England  from  Ed- 
ward L  to  Richard  IL   [nno)i.]    1853.  .     .   1313.02 

Same.     From  Richard  II.  to  Henry  VIIL    2  v. 

1859 1313.03-4 

Pyne  (W.  H.)  'History  of  the  royal  residences.  3  v. 
1819 1317.23 

Turner  (T.  N.)  Domestic  A.  in  England  from  the  con- 
quest to  the  end  of  the  13th  century.  1851.  1313.01 

iy«;!d-6oofc  for  visitors  to  Oxford.     1847.      .     .   1312.13 

Ae'ale{J.P.)  'Mansions  of  England.  2v.  1847.  ISIS.S.". 

Hickinan  ( 7.)  An  attempt  to  disciTmiuate  the  styles 
of  architecture  in  England,  from  the  Conquest  to 

the  Reformation.     1835 1314.11 

J^S"  See  also  Church  architecture,  p.  33. 

French. 

Clutton  {H.)  'Remarks,  with  illustrations  of  the  do- 
mestic architecture  of  France,  from  Charles  VI.  to 
Louis  XU.    1853. 

Inquiry  into  the  chronological  succession  of  the  styles 
of  Romanesque  and  pointed  architecture  in 
France.     London,  1850.     8" 1313.06 

—  VioUet-le-Duc  (E.  E. )     Dictionnaire  raisoane  de  I'archi- 

tecture  francjaise  du  xi.  au  xvi.  slfecle.  lOv.  1315.14 
Wr'iijht  {liev.  G.  N.)  and  Allom  {'lliomas).     France  il- 
lustrated, exhibitiug  its  military  and  ecclesiastical 

architecture.      [1845-17.] 966.02 

See  also  Works  of  Daly  (C.) ;  GaUhabaud  (J.) ;  Verdiei 
(F.J  and  Cattois  (F.) ;  and  Viollet-Le-Dac. 

Gothic. 

EasHake  {C.  L.)  History  of  the  Gothic  revival  in  Eng- 
land.    1872 1315.41 

Hawkins  {J.  S.)    History  of  Gothic  A.     1813.  1313.29 
Liibke  ( W. )    Ecclesiastical  art  in  Gennany  during  the 
middle  ages.     From  the  German,  by  L.  A.  Wheat- 
ley.    1870.' 1455.26 

Mair(W.J.  C.)     Pagan,  or  Christian?    1800.   1312.21 
Schler/d  (K.  W.  F.  von).     Principles  of  Gothic  A.     [In 

/lis  .Esthetic  works.] 2542.12 

.See  also  articles  in  Blackwood,  v.  91,  1862  :  Ailernoon  lec- 
tures, v.  4,  {Architecture  in  the  XWt  ctnlury,  by  G.  £. 
Street) :  Fortnightly  rev.,  v.  18,  187'2,  {Uoinanfsqiu;  architec- 
ture) :  North  Br.  rev.,  y.  28.  1858,  {Scott's  Gothic  A.) 

,8®"  See  also  headings  '  General,'  '  Church,'  '  English,' 
'  French,'  '  Norman,*  '  Spanish.' 

History  of  Styles. 

Gordon  (G.  H.,  earl  of  Aberdeen).     Principles  of  beauty 

in  Grecian  A.     1860 1312.11 

Ferijusson  (J.)     Hand-book  of  A.  2  v.     1855.  .   1314.05 

—  History  of  architecture  in  all  countries.    2v.  1314.07 

—  History  of  the  modern  styles  of  A.  :  sequel  to  the 

"  Hand-book  ,"rtc.    1862 1314.09 

Note For  reviews,  see  Ed.  rev.,  v.  105, 1857  ;    Quar.  rey.,> 

y.  100,  1859. 
P/-efimau(£'.  A)  History  of  A.     1819.     .     .     .1314.10 
Uope{T.)     Historical  essay.    2  v.     1840.     .     .1315.31 

Same.  Analytical  index,  by  E.Cresy.  1836.  1315.33 

TuthiU(L.C.)  History  of  A.  184S.  .  .  .1314.04 
jKS"  See  also  Rudimentary  works,  below. 

Household  decoration  and  furnishing. 

Eauilake  {C.  L.)    Household  taste.     1868.       .1453.17 
iSif/ieriund  (VF.)  Art  of  house  decoration.   1868.    1312.18 
Whitaker  ( H. )     House  furnisher  and  decorator's  assist- 
ant.    1847 1317.19 

See  also  Furniture,  in  general  alphabet  -.—also  Fine  an« 
(Decoration);  and  Arts  (Useful :  Uouse-painting). 


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35 


India. 

Fergusson  (J.)  'One  hundred  stereoscopic  illustrations 
of  architecture  and  natural  history  in  Western 
India.     1861. 131'2.19 

Iron  and  Metallic. 

Pickeit  (W.  V.)  New  system  of  A.,  founded  on  the 
forms  of  nature,  and  developing  the  properties  of 

metals.     181") 1313.30 

SeeaUo  Arts  (0seful :  Iron-work.) 

Norman. 
Oolman  (J".  S. )  'Architectural  antiquities  of  Normandy  ; 

notices  by  Dawson  Turner.     2  t.  in  1.     1822. 
Knight  {H.  Q.)   Architectural  tour  in  N.    1836.  1313.27 

Same.     2d.  ed.     1841 1313.07 

—  Normans  in  SicUy.     1838 1313.28 

Periodicals. 

'American  builder,     v.  4-10,  1871-74. 

'Builder  (The),    v.  1-32,  1843-74. 

'Bidkling  news.     v.  16-27,  1869-74. 

*Kncyclopidk  d'architecture  :  journal.  Par  V.  Calliat  et 

A.  Lance.     1851-62.     12  t.  and  Planches,  6  v. 
'Gazette  des  architectes  et  du  batiment.     1865-74. 
'Revue  ge'n^rale  d'architecture.     Dirig^e  par  C.  Daly. 

V.  1-29,  1840-72. 

Roman. 

Mcnde  (T.)  Essay  on  the  Roman  villas  of  the  Augustan 
age.     1833 1313.26 


Roofs. 
Brandon  (R.)  and  Jrthur  (A.)    Open  timber  roofs  of 

the  Middle  ages 1316.04 

Robison  iJ.,)  Price  (—),  and  Tredgold  {T.)    Carpentry 

and  joinery  of  roofs.     1859 1312. 10 

Rudimentary  'Works. 
Bury  {T.  T.)  RudimentJiry  jV. :  styles.  1857.  1312.09 
Chalk  (E.)  [;we»</  ]  Veep  into  A.  2d.  ed.  1847.  1312.14 
Horlon  (C.W.)  A.  for  students.  1874.  .  .  1311.11 
Leeils  (  W.  H. )  Rudimentary  A.  :  the  orders.  .  1312.08 
Mitchell  (  7". )  Kudimentiiry  manual  of  A.  1870.  1314.12 
Wiyhlwick{(J:)    Hints  to  young  architects.     Not-w  by 

A.  J.  Downing.     1847 1313.31 

Spanish. 
Street  ((?.  E.)    Some  account  of  Gothic  A.  in  Spain. 

1865 1315.U9 

Note. — Beviewed  In  Ed.  rev,,  v.  122, 1865. 
Wyatt{M.D.)   'Architect's  note-book  in  Spain.  1315.40 
Wells  (K  S.)    Picturesque  antiquities  of  Spain  ;  with 
illustrations  representing  Moorish  paLices  in  Bur- 
gos, Valladolid,  Toledo,  and  Seville.  1846.   986.01 
Stair-building. 
Loth(C.E)    Practical  stair-buUder.     1868.     .1317.03 
Perry  (J.  B.)    Art  of  stair-buUding.     1855.    .  1314.32 

Theatres. 
Goniant  ( C. )  and  Filtppi  {J.  de).     *  Parallfele  des  princi- 
panx  th^tres  modemes  de  I'Europe,  et  des  ma- 
chines theatrales.     2  v .  N.27.09 

Ware  (S.)    Kemarbs  on  theatres;   and  on  vaulting 
them  with  brick  and  stone.     Is09.      .     .  1314.17 


ag-  See  also  Agrlculmre  (Greenhoufes,  p.  8;  Landscape  gardening,  p.  8) ;— Arts  (tTsefdl :  Aqueducts  ;— Arches  ;— Bridges  ; 
—Cabinet-making ;  —Drawing  ;— Engineering  ;— Iron-work  ;— Masonry ;— Mechanics  ;— Painting  ;— Stone-work ;— Strength  of  ma- 
terials;—  Warning  and  ventilation  );~Tme  arts  {Decoration; — Design  and  ornament)  i—Turniture. 

Also  (urtder  Countries)  the  names  of  various  countries,  cities,  and  places,  as  Assyria,  Athens,  England,  Ephesns,  France, 
Germany,  Greece,  Italy,  etc.,  for  descriptive  works  ;  and,  in  the  general  alphabet,  the  nameaof  particular  structures  as  St. 
Paul's ; — Vatican ;— Westminster  abbey,  etc 


Arctic  regions.     See  Countries,  etc.     (Arctic  regions.) 

Arcturus,  or  the  bright  star  in  Bootes.  See  Sedg- 
wick (3ri5i-, —).  .     . 4013,16 

Arculf     See  Adamnan.  Travels  of  Arculf.     .  1053.04 

Ardennes  (Tales  of )     .b'ee  Inglis  ( H.  D. )   .     .     945.18 

Areutschildt  (Lieut,  col  von).  Instructions  for  cavalry 
on  outpost  duty.     London,  1834.     12^.    .  4513.09 

Areopagitica  secuuda  :  or  speech  of  the  shade  of 
John  Milton  on  Mr.  Talfourd's  copyright  exten- 
sion bill,     lanon.]     London,  1838.    S^     .  2712.31 

Aretteus.  Extant  works.  Ed.  and  tr.  by  F.  Adams. 
[Gr.  andEngl,]  L,,  Sydeiiham  soc. ,lii56.  8°.  4316.01 

Arey  (H.  W. )  Girard  college  and  its  founder.  PhUa. 
1866.     12^ 5511,02 

Areytos:  songs  and  ballads.  See  Simms  (W.G.  i  1685.10 

ArgaU  (Samuel).  See  Folsom  (Geo. )  Argall's  exped., 
1613. 

Argens  (Jean  Baptiste  de  Boyer,  niarquis  (f ).  New  me- 
moirs and  essays.  2  v,  Lond.,  1747.  16^  2512.29 
Contents:  1.  On" friendship.  Isabella  Mendosa,  by  Mile, 
Cochois.  Reflections  upon  criticism.  On  a  vacuum. 
2.  On  happiness.  Count  de  Ronancourt,  by  MUe,  Cochois, 
Reflections  by  Mile.  Cochois.  Essays,  Ou  inconveniences 
of  hterature.  On  the  art  of  beautifying  the  face,  by  Mile, 
Cochois. 

—  Philosophical  dissertations  on  the  uncertainty  of 
human  knowledge.     Tr.  from  the  last  French  ed. 

2  V.     London.  1753,     16= 5411.04 

Contents :  Of  the  uncertainty  of  history.  Concerning 
logic.  Natural  philosophy.  Concerning  Metaphysics, 
Concerning  judicial  astrology.  On  the  Theology  of  the 
Grecian  philosophers.    Index, 

Argentiue  Kepublic.     See  Countries. 

Argonautio  expedition. 

SS^  This  exped.  is  the  subiect  of  the  •  Argonautics* 
of  Apollonius  Rhodius,  and  Valerius  Flaccua,  Consult 
also  Classical  dictionaries,  and  (for  explanations  of  the 
story  as  a  myth)  Bryant's  Mythology,  v,  3.  1807  [3817.03]; 
Banier's  Mythology,  v.  4  [b816.25j ;  and  Cox's  Aryan 
Mythol.  [3317.12], 

See  also  Iung3l?y'8  Greek  Fairy  tales,  Morris's  poem 
■  Jason.'  and  Hawthorne's  Tanglewood  tales 

Argosy  (Thei,  a  mag,,  v.  1-18.    London,  1866-74.    8=. 

Argumsut  shewing  that  a  standing  army  is  inconsis- 
tent with  a  free  goveriuLeut,     Nee  Moyle  (Wm. ) 

Argyll  (Bake  of).  See  Campbell  (G.D.,  duke  of  Argyll). 


Ariadne  Florentina.     J.  Ruskin 1413.16 

Arianlsm.     See  Biblical  and  religious  literature. 

Ariosto  iLodovico).  Orlando  Furioso,  [Italian  text,] 
Memoirs  and  notes  by  A.  PanizzL  4  v.  London, 
183U.     H". 7318,14 

From  the  Italian,  with  notes  by  J.  Hoole.     6  v, 

London.  1807.     16^ 1601.01 

—  —  Same.     Tr.   by  J.  Hoole.     [7/i  Chalmers   (A.) 

English  poets,     v.  21,  1810.]   ....   1626,21 

Same.     Tr.   by  W.    S.   Rose.      8  v.      London, 

1823-31.     8°. 1613,01 

—  Satires.     [Tr.  by  Re  v.  Mr.  Horton ,  with  lile ,  by  T,  H. 

Croker.]     Loudon,  1759.     16' 1612.28 

—  Stories  and  life,     [la  Hunt  (L. )    Stories  from  Ita- 

lian poets.] 215.02 

See  also  Bit^aphy  [Individual]. 

Aristaeuetus.  Erotica.  Ed.  by  W.  K.  Kelly.  Lon- 
don, Bohn,  1854.     12°. 1677.16 

—  Fragmeuta.    [In  MiiUer  (0.)    Fragm.  historicorum 

Gr.,  V.  4.] 7765,12 

Aristocracy.  Berkeley  (G.  F.)  Anecdotes  of  the 
upper  ten  thousand.     2  v.     1867.       .     .     3257,12 

—  Burke  (Sir  B. )  Family  romance  ;  or,  episodes  in  the 

domestic  annals  of  the  aristocracy.  3ded.  6612,14 

—  —  Romance  of  the  aristocracy.    3  v.   185.5.     6612. 19 

A'ote. — Reviewed  in  Quar.  rev,,  v,  98, 1856, 

Vicissitudes  of  families,  and  other  essays.  6612.18 

A'oii;,— Reviewed  in  Quar.  rev.,  v.  107,  1860. 

—  Conti  (A.  de  B.,  prince  de).      Duties   of   the   great 

[Works.     17U.] 5023.17 

—  Craik  (IJ.  L.)  Romance  of  the  peerage.  4  v.  661'2,'22 

—  Ilampson  (H.  T.)     Origiues  patriciaa  ;  or,   a  deduc- 

tion of  European  titles  of  nobility  and  dignified 

offices,  from  their  primitive  sources.  1S46.  (5613.06 
--  Sanford  (J.  X,),  and  Townsend  (M.)     Great  goveru- 

iug  families  of  England,  2v,,  Imap,  1865.6612,16 
^  Titnbs  (J. )     Ancestral  stories  and  traditions  of  great 

families,  illustrative  of  Eng.  history.  1869,  6612.15 

—  Walford  (K. )     Coimty  femUies  of  the  United  King- 

dom ;  or,  royal  manual  of  the  titled  aud  untitled 
aristocracy  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland.     6th  ed. 

1871 6615.10 

See  also  Government ;— Nobility  ;— Heraldry. 


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A  R  IS  TOP  HAN  E  S- ARMOUR 


Aristophanes.     ComoediEe  et  fragm.     Gr.  et  Lat.  ex 
rec.   G.  Diudorfii.  Paris,  Didot,  1846.  8'.  7764  Oi 

—  [Comedies   explained,   witb  extracts.]       By  W.  L. 

Collins.       Edinburgh,    1872.      10°.       [Ancient 
classics.] 1712.14 

—  —  New  and  literal  trans.,  with  notes  and  extracts  by 

W.  J.  Hickie.     2  v.  London,  1853.    8°.   1712,15 
Contents :    vol.    1.     Ac-haraians.      The    Knights.      The 

Clouds.    The  Waspa.    Peace.    The  Birds. 
2.  Lyaistrata.   Thesmophoriazuaae.  The  frogs.  Ecclesia- 

zuaiB.    PlntuB. 

Tr.  by  T.  Mitchell.  2  v.     [BriUsh  poets.  Walsh. 

V.  43-44.] 1(;91.43 

V.  1.  The  Acharnians.  The  knights,  or  the  demagogues. 

The  cloiida. 
2.  The  wasps.    The  Dicast  turned  gentleman. 
;v;,(e  —Reviewed  by  J.  H.  Frere.  [Works,  T.  2.]  1641.26. 
Eight  comedies.     Tr.  by  L.  H.  Budd.     [Achar- 
nians, Knights,  Clouds,  Wasps,    Peace,  Birds, 
Frogs,  Plutus.]     London,  1867.     8°.     .   1712.17 

—  Tae   Peace.      Greek  text,    with  trans,    into   corre- 

sponding metres,  and  notes.     By  B.   B.  Rogers. 
London.  1866.     sm.  4= 1712.18 

-  Scholia  Grseca  in  Aristophanem,  cum  annotatioue, 

etc. ,  cui  sua  qusedam  inseruit  Fr.  Diibner.  Parisiis, 
DMo/,  1855.   8° 7764.05 

—  Translations  from  his  plays,  by  J.  H.  Frere.  [Prere's 

Works.    V.  3.] 1641.27 

JVofe— Eeviewed  in  N.  A  rev.,  v.  76, 1853. 

fl5r  See  also  Coutem.  rev.,  v.  6, 1867  {English  trans,  of  A.)] 
Hope  (A.  J.  B.)  Essaj'S  [Shakespeare  and  A.)  [2532.18]  ;  Nat. 
quar-  rev.,  v.  3,  1861  ;   West,   rev.,  v.  95,  1871. 

Also  Browning  (R  )  Balaustion's  adventures  [1623  09],  and 
Aristophanes'  apology  [1622.15.] 

Also  Drama  (Greek) ;  and  Literature  [Greek.) 
Aristotle.     [Ai-istoteles.  ]     Opera  omnia.     Gr.  et  Lat. 
4  V.     Parisiis,  Bidot,   1848-57.     8°.      .     .  7764-U6 

Contents :  V.  1.  Organon      Rhetoricen.    Poeticen. 

2.  Ethica.  Nat.  auscultatio.  De  coelo.  De  genera- 
tione,  et  metaphyaica. 

3.  De  aniinalibua.  De  partibiis  animalinm.  De  genera- 
tione  auimalium  De  auima.  De  seusu.  De  memoria  et 
reminiscentia.  De  aomuo  et  vigilia.  De  insomniia.  De 
divinatioue  per  somuum,  De  animalium  motioue.  De 
longitudine  et  brevitate  vitffl.  De  juventute  et  aenectute. 
De  vita  et  morte.  De  respiratione.  Meteorologici  hbri: 
De  niundo  ad  Alexaudrum  De  coioribus.  De  audibilibus. 
De  spiritu.    De  Xenophane  (aielisso),     De  Gorgia. 

4.  Physiognomonica.  De  plautis.  V6ntoram  situs  et 
appellationes.  De  insecabilibua  liueis.  Mechauica.  De 
mirabilibua  auscultationibus.    Problemata. 

—  Ethica.   [Greek  text,]  with  essays  and  notes  by  Sir 

.\.  Giant.     L.,  3  V.     1857-59 5133.28 

—  Great  and  Eudemian  ethics.      Pohtics,   and  eco- 

nomics.    From    the  Greek,  by   T.  Taylor.    Lon- 
don, 1811.     4° 5018  07 

—  History  of  animals.     Tr.  by  E.  Crcsswell.    London, 

1862.     12= 4715.14 

—  —  Same.     .\nd  his  treatise  on  physiognomy.     Tr. 

by  T.  Taylor.     London,  1809.      i°.      .  5018.04 

—  Metaphysics,  tr.  ,wlth  a  dissertation  on  nullities  and 

diverging  series.    By  Thomas  Taylor.    London, 

1801.    4° 5018.01 

Same.     Tr.  with  notes,  analysis,  etc.     By  Kev. 

J.    H.  M'-Mahon.    L. ,  Bo/m,  1857.     12=^5411.02 

—  Organon  ;  or  logical  treatises.     From  the  Greek,  by 

T.  Taylor.     London,  1897.    4° 5018.02 

Same.      With  introd.    of  Porj>hyry.      Tr.    with 

analysis,  etc. ,  by  O.  F.  Owen.  2  v.  London,  Bofi  n , 

1853.     12° 5428.11 

ICote.—See  Winslow's  jour.,  v.  6,  1853.  (A.  on  induction 
and  the  syllogism], 

—  Nicomachean  ethics.     Tr.  with  notes,  etc.     By  R. 

W.   Browne.     London,  Bohn,  1853.     12°.  5434.03 

—  Physics.      Tr. ,  with  notes,  by  T.  Taylor.     London, 

1806.     .4° 5018.09 

—  Politics  and   economics.      Tr.   by  E.   W.   Walford. 

Life,  by  Dr.  GiUies.  L.,  Bohn,  1853.    12°.  5715.13 

—  Ehetoric,  poetic,  and  Nicomachean  ethics.     From 

the  Greek,  by  T.  Taylor.    L.,  1811.     4°.   5018.06 

—  I^hetoric,  lit.  tr.,  with  analysis  by  Hobbes.    Also  the 

Poetic,  ht.   tr.   by  T.  Buckley.      London,  Bolin, 
1K53.     12° 6334.02 

—  Treatises  on  the  parts  and  progressive   motion  of 

animals  ;  his  problems  ;  and  his  treati  ie  on  indi- 
visible lines.    With  the  elements  of  the  true  arith- 


metic of  infinites,  &c. ,  by  T.  Taylor.  London, 
1810.     4°. 5018.05 

—  Treatises.     On  the  soul ;  On  sense  and  sensibles  ; 

On  memory  and  reminiscence  ;  On  sleep  and 
wakefulness  ;  On  dreams  ;  On  divination  by  sleep  ; 
On  the  common  motion  of  animals ;  On  the 
generation  of  animals  ;  On  length  and  shortness 
of  life  ;  On  youth  and  old  age,  life  and  death  ; 
and  on  respiration.  Tr.  by  T.  Taylor.  London , 
1805.     4°.     . 5018.03 

—  Aiidrxinicus  Hhodhif:.     Paraphrase  of  an  anonymous 

Greek  writer,  (hitherto  published  under  the  name 
of  Androuicus  Khodius,)  on  the  Nicomachean 
ethics  of  Aristotle.     1807 5018.10 

—  Blackie  (J.  S.)  Four  phases  of  morals.  1871.  5433.14 

—  Blakesley  (J.  W.)    Life  of  A.     1839.       .     .5421.13 

—  GricUon  (A.)    Memoir  of  A.       [In  Jardiiie's  Nat. 

libr.,  T.  14.] 

—  Grote  (tf.)   Aristotle.   Ed.  by  A.  Bain  and  G.  C.  Eob- 

ertson.     2  v.     1872 5422.16 

Contents :  v.  1.  Life  of  A.  Aristotelian  Canon.  Gate- 
goriee.  De  interpretatione.  Analytica.  Topica.  v.  2.  To- 
pica  tvi.-viii.)  Suphistici  elenchi.  Physica  and  metaphy. 
sica.  Deanima. — Appendix.  Doctrine  of  universala.  First 
principles.  Metaphysica.  De  Coele.  Epikurus.   The  Stoics. 

Note.— Reviewed  in  Ed.  rev.,  v.  136, 1872. 

—  Hampden  (R.  D.)    Fathers  of   Greek  philosophy. 

1862 5413.22 

—  Lewes  [0.  H.)    Aristotle  ;  rfc.     1864.      .     .542407 

JVo(e.— Reviewed  in  Blackwood,  v.  96,  1861 ;    West,  rev., 
V.  82.  1864. 

—  Macijiliwray  (W.)    Eminent  zoologists.       .  9252.01 

—  Of  the  ignorance  c.f  the  most  celebrated  moderns 

relative  to  A.  [Class,  journal,  v.  18,  p.  334,  v.  19. 
p.  31.     1819.]        2742.18 

—  Ttapin  (R  )    Comp.  betw.  Plato  and  A.       .  5064.11 

—  Taylor  l,T.)     Dis.sertation  on  A.     1812.        .5018.08 

See  a!so  North  Br.  rev.,  v.  45,  1865.    Nat.  quar.  rev.,  v. 
3,  1861. 

Arithmetic.     See  Mathsmatlcs.     t  Arilhmetic. ) 

Arizona,     ^'ee  Countries.     {Arizona.) 

Arkansas.     !iee  Countries.     (Arkansas.) 

Arkwright  (i'ir  Eicbard).  Hee  Biogtaphy  {Individa(il\ 

Arlot  ( — ).  A  comiJlete  guide  for  coach  painters. 
From  the  French,  by  A.  A.  Fesquet.  Philadelphia, 
1871.     8°. 3932.36 

Arm-chair  in  the  smoking-room  ;  or,  fiction,  anec- 
dote, efu.    [anon.']   London,  [1870.]    12°.     2512.26 

Armada:  a  poem.     .S'ee  Maoauley  (T.  B.)      .  1671.33 

Armaille  (M.  C.  A.  de  S.,  comtesse  d').  Marie-Thdrise 
et  Marie  Antoinette.     Paris,    1870.     16°.     3117.15 

Armata:  a  fragment.    [Thomas,  lord  Erskine.]  1818. 

5713.20 

Armatage  (G.)  Horse  owner  and  stableman's  com- 
panion.    London,  [1871.]     12°.       .     .     .  4627.15 

Armengaud  (Jacques  Eugene).  Practical  draughts- 
man's book,     .^fe  Johnson  (W. )    .     .     .  3924.24 

Armenia.     .See  Countries.     (Armenia.) 

Armies.  See  Mihtary  science.  Also  Government. 
{Standing  armies.) 

Armin  (Eobert).  Nest  of  ninnies.  Introd.  by  J.  P. 
Collier.  London,  .SVwfce.s'p.  .soc,  1842.8°.  1756.10 
&'e  Collier  (.1.  P  )    Memoirs  of  actors     [1756.32] 

Armiuiauism.     See  Biblical  and  lelig  lit. 

Arminius.  Works.  Translated,  v.  1-2, by  .7.  Nicholas. 
V.  3,  with  life  of,   by  W.  E.  Bagnall.      Auburn, 

(N.  Y.,)1853.     8° 3514.05 

Contents  :  v.  1.  Life.  Orations.  Declaration  of  senti- 
ments. Apologie  against  31  defamatory  articles.  Nine 
questions.  2.t  public  disputations.  2.  79  private  disputa. 
tions.  True  sense  of  the  7th  ch.  of  Romans.  Letter  tc 
Hippolytus  a  CoUibua.  Certain  arti.:les  to  be  dilii,'eutly 
weighed.  Letter  on  the  sin  agiiinat  the  Holy  Ghost.  3.  Dis- 
cua.siou  concerning  predestination,  between  A.  and  Fraucia 
Junius'  Examination  of  treatise  concerning  predestina. 
tion  by  W.  Pel  kins.    Analysis  of  9th  ch.  of  Romans. 

Arm.tage  (John).     Histoiy  of  BrazU,  1808-1831.     2  v. 

in  1.     London,  1836.    8°. 555.20 

Arm'tage  (T.  E. )     Education  and  employment  of  the 

blind.     London,  1871.     8° 5511.22 

Annored  vessels.     See  Naveil  science. 

Armour  (J.)    Lron  and  heat.     L.,  1871.    12°.  3922.13 

—  Power  in  motion.     London,  1871.     16°.     .3921.17 


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Annour  and  weapons. 

—  Aket-mnn  (J.  Y.)    On  some  of  the  weapons  of  the 

Celtic  and  Teutonic  races.  [In  Archaeologia.v.  34.  ] 

—  Ilewilt  (J. )     Ancient  armour  and  weapons  in  Europe. 

3  V.   18-35-60 CG.'2.2l 

—  Lacombe^P. )  Arms  and  armour  in  antiquity  and  mid- 

dle ages:  also  notice  of  modern  weapons.     0622.19 

—  Meyrick  ( S.  li. )    Aneieut  armour  in  Europe.  2d  ed. 

3  v.,  1814 6617.05 

On  the  body  armour  worn  in   Eughind.      [In 

Archaeologia,  v.  19.] 
flS"  See  aho  Military  science. 

Armroyd  (G. )  Internal  navigation  of  the  United 
States.     With  map.     Phila.,  Is:i0.     8°.    .3927.26 

Annstrong  (G.  D. )  Stammer  of  the  pestilence  in  Nor- 
folk, Va.,  18.")5.     Philadelphia,  1856.   16°.  4344.17 

Annstrong  (^Johii,  ^^.  T>.,  d.  1779).  Art  of  preserving 
health:  a  poem.    2d  ed.    L.,  1745.  8=.     .  3022.22 

—  Select  poems.    Ed.  by  R.  Walsh.     [British  poets, 

V.  30.   1822.] 1691.30 

—  Poems.      Ed.  with  life,  by  A.   Chalmers,     [fn  his 

English  poets,  v.  16.     1810.]      ....  1626.16 
See  also  Biography  for  lives  this  author. 
Armstrong  (Ofn.  John,  (/.   1813).     Life  of  Anthony 
Wayne.  [7n Sparks  (J.)  Amer.  biog. , v.  4.]  3241.01 

—  Life  o'f  R.  Montgomery.    [Sparks,  v.  1.]     .3241.01 

—  Notices  of  the  war  of  1812.  2  v.  N.Y.,1810.  12=.  585.15 
Armstrong  (Lebbeusl.     History  of  the  tempei-ance  re- 
form, to  1852.     New  York,  1853.     12=.     .  5834.01 

—  Signs  of   the  times  ;    capital  punishment.      New 

York,  1818.  8= 5817.06 

Armstrong  {Mrs.  M.  T.)  and  Ludlow  (H.  W.)  Hamp- 
ton p.nd  its  students.  With  songs,  arranged  by 
T.  P.  Fenner.     New  York,  1874.     8=     .  5522.04 

Armstrong  (Robert).  Treatise  on  steam  boilers.  Lon- 
don. Wtnle.  1857.      16= 3926.18 

Army.     See  Military  science. 

Army  (.Standing).   iVe  Government.   (Standinr/ai-m)/.) 

Army  and  navy  journal,  v.  1-6.     N.  Y.,  1863-68.     4°. 

Army  life  on  the  Pacific.     L.  Kip.     1859.     .  1123.24 

Army  regulations.     See  P»[ilitary  science. 

Army  register.  .Se  Countries.  {  United  Slates.)  6747.17 

Arua  old  ( .\ntoiue,  .<J.  1694).  "(Euvres  philosophiques. 
Introd.  per  .J.  Simon.  Paris.  1843.  18=  .  5411.05 
Contents :  Objections  coutre  Descartes.  Des  vraies  et 
des  faiisscs  idees.  Iteponse  du  pere  fllalebranche.  De- 
fense d'.\ruauld  centre  la  Reponse. 

Amavild  (Antoine,  d.  1698 1.  Mtmoires,  1634-75.  [In 
Petitot.  Mem.  2e  ser.  v.  34.]    .     .     .     .     503.12 

Amauld  d'Aadilly  (llobert).  Mcmoires,  1597-1667. 
A vec  notice  sur  Port  Royal.  \_ln  Petitot.  Mem. 
2  ser.  V.  33,34.] 503.11 

Arnay  (—  d').  Private  Mfe  of  the  Romans.  Edin- 
burgh, 1808.     12= 434.06 

Aniim  {Mine.  Elizabeth  [Brentano],  called  Bettlna 
von).  Goethe's  correspondence  with  a  child. 
Boston,  1859.     8= 3066.18 

Same.     3v.ini.     Berlin,  1839.     12°.     .3066.19 

—  and  Giinderode  (K.  von).    Correspondence.     Bos- 

ton, 1861.   8= 3023.18 

Aruobius.     Seven  books  adversns  Gentes.     Tr.  by  A. 

H.  Brvce,  and  H.   Campbrll.     Edinburgh,  1871. 

8°.  [A.-N.  Chr.  lib.  v.  19.]  .  .  .  .  3467.03 
Arnold  ( Rev.  Augustus  C.  L. )    Free-masonry  and  other 

secret  societies.  Edinburgh,  18u6.  12=.  .  5837.10 
Arnold  (Benedict).     Letters  cm  an  exped.  to  attack 

Quebec,  1775.  [/n  Maine  hist,  soc.,  v.  1.]  602.01 
Arnold  and  Andre.  G.  H.  Calvert.  3864.  .  1714.2S 
Arnold  (liev.  Frederick).     History  of  Greece  [to  B.  C. 

317].     Loudon,   1871.     8= 421.23 

—  Public  life  of  Lord  Macaulay.    L.,  1862.  8=.  3115.19 

—  Turnmg-po:nts  in  life.    N.  Y.,  1873.      12°.   2512.31 
Arnold  (George).     Drift  :  and  other  poems.     Boston, 

1866.      10= 1613.09 

—  Poems  grave  and  gay.     Boston,  1867.    16°.   1613.09 
Arnold  (Howard  Payson).     European  mosaic.     Bos- 
ton, 1864.     16= 941.01 

—  The   great   exhibition,  with   Continental   sketches. 

New  York,  1868.     12= 963.12 

Arnold  (Isaac  N. )  Hist,  of  Abraham  Lincoln  and  the 
overthrow  of  slavery.     Chicago,  1867.  8=.  3111.01 

—  Sketch  of  hfe  of  Lincoln.  N.  Y.,  1869.     8=.  3113.16 


Arnold  (John  M.)     Islamism,  its  history,  etc.     3d  ed 
London,  1874.    8= 3454.21 

—  The  Koran  and  the  Bible.  2ded.  L.,186G.  8=.  3757!  17 
Arnold  (Matthew).     Culture  and  anarchy.     London, 

1«69.     8= .  .r;8M.09 

A  o(«.— Reviewed  in  North  Br.  rov.,  T.  50.  1869,  and  Lit- 
tell,  1869,  v  3. 
-- Essays  iu  criticism.     Boston,  1865.     16°.     .2512.13 
Contents:  Literary  influence  of  Academies.  M.  Aurelins 

Antoninus.    Functions  of  ciiticism.    A  French  Ktou.  Ett- 

geuie  de  Guerin      Maurice  de  (}u6rin.    Heiurirh  Heine. 

On   translating  Homer.    Joubert.     Tagan  and  meditevul 

religious  sentiment. 
Note. —For  reviews  see  Ed.  rer.,  v.  129.  1809  ;  North  Br 

rev  ,  v.  42,   1865  ;    Westm.  rev  ,  v.  79,  1803  (.M.  A.  and  Uo- 

loneo.) 

—  Friendship's  garland  :  opinions  of  Arminius,  Baron 

Ton  Thunder-Ten-Tronckh.  L.,  1871.   12=.  5713.04 

—  Heim-ich  Heine.     [Cornhill  mag.,  v.  8,  1863.] 

—  Higher  schools  and  uuiversities  in  Gennany.     Lon- 

don, 1874.    12=. 5511.09 

—  Literature  and  dogma,  an  essay  toward  a  better  ap- 

prehension of  the  Bible.    L.,  1873.  12=.  .  3514.02 
A'bte. — For  criticisms  see  Dunn  (M.)  Facts,  not  &iry  tales 
[3514.03].    Far  the  author's  '  Review  of  objections,'  etc.,  see 
Contemp.  rev.,  v.  24,  25,  1874-5. 

—  On  the  study  of  Celtic  ht.     L.,  1867.    8=.     .  2732.16 

—  On  translating  Homer.     Loudon,  1861.    8=.  1655.06 

—  Poems.      New  ed.     Boston,    1856.     16=.     .   1613.10 
New  poems.     Boston,   1867.     16=     .     .  1613.11 

Note. — For  criticisms  on  Arnold's  poems  see  Afternoon  lec- 
tures, V.  4  [2512.23]  :  Contem.  rev  ,  (Mr.  A.  and  Swinburne, 
by  P.  Bayne),  v.  6.  1867  ;  Fraser,  v.  49, 1854  :  v  51,  1855  :  v. 
67,  1858  (Merope)  :  Littell  (from-  Br.  qu.  rev.)  1872,  v  2  ; 
North  Br.  rev.,  v.  21, 1854  ;  Westm.  rev.,  v.  61, 1854. 

—  Popular  education  of  France,  with  notices  of  that  of 

Holland  and  Switzerland.     L.,  1861.     8°.   551.5.20 

—  St.  Paul  and  protestantism  ;  ^^dth  introd.  on  puri- 

tan'sm  and  the  church  of  England.      London, 

1870.     8^ 3514.04 

Note. — For  criticism  see  Contem.  rev.,  'iSI.  .\.  and  the 
Nonconformists,  by  R.  "W.  Dale.)  v.  14,  1870  ;  Ed  rev.,  v. 
133.  1871  (On  Puritanism  and  national  churches)  ;  Fraser, 
T.  2,  1870  (M.  A.  and  Church  of  Engl.,  by  L.  Stephens). 

—  Schools  and  universities  on  the  continent.    Londoii, 

1868.     8= 551.5.07 

Arnold  (R.  Arthur).  From  the  Levant,  the  Black  Sea, 
and  the  Danube.     Loudon,  1868.     12=     .     992.15 

—  History  of  the  cotton  famine,  from  the  fall  of  Sum- 

ter.    London,  1864.    8° 5926.06 

Arnold  (Samuel  Greene).     History  of  Rhode  Island. 

[1036-1790.]  2  V.  New  York,  1859.  8=  .  624.12 
Arnold  (Thomas,   I>.  D.)     Christian  life,   its  course; 

sermons.    London,  1819.     8= 3512.19 

—  Christian  life.its hopes; sermons.  L.,1849.  8=.  3512.20 

—  History  of  Rome.  [To  the  death  of  Hannibal.]   New 

York,  1853.     8= 433.15 

—  History  of  the  later  Roman  commonwealth  from 

the  second  Punic  war,  and  of  the  reign  of  .\ugus- 
tus:  with  a  life  of  Trajan.  N.  Y.,  1816.   8=.     436.04 

—  Introductory  lectures   on  modern  history.     Ed.  by 

H.   Reed.     New   York,    1852.     12^     .     .     442.03 

—  Miscelhmeous  works.  New  York,  1846.    8=.   3514.01 

Contents  :  The  church.  Church  reform.  Oxford  malig- 
nauts,  aud  Dr.  Hampden.  Genesis.  The  sin  not  to  be 
forgiven.  Roman  catholic  claims.  Church  of  England. 
Tracts  for  the  times  Faith  aud  reason  Tradition.  Mu- 
tual relations  of  knowledge.  Social  progress  of  States. 
Preface  to  3d  v.  of  Thucydides.  Hugby  a>-hool.  Use  of 
classics.  Disciphne  of  public  sciioola.  Poetry  of  common 
life.  Education  of  the  middle  classes.  Early  Roman  his- 
tory. The  operative  classes.  Christian  politics.  Bight 
interpretation  of  the  Scriptures. 

—  Sermons.     3  v.  Loudon,  1845.     8=.    .     .     .3512.15 
Sermons  ;    chiefly  on  the   interpretation  of  Scrip- 
ture.    3d  ed.  London,  1851.    8=.     .     .     .3512.18 

Histoiy  of  the  Roman  empire,  from  the  time  of  Ju- 
lius Coesar  to  that  of  Vittllius.    2d  ed.,  by  E.  Po- 

cocke.     Londou,1853.    12= 433.15 

,8tS-  For  lives  of  Dr.  .\.  see  Biography. 

Arnold  (Thomas,  M.  A.)  Manual  of  EngUsh  litera- 
ture, with  appendix  on  English  metres.  2d  ed. , 
enlarged.     London,  1869.    8° 2751.20 

Aruot  ( D.  H. )  'Gothic  architecture  in  modern  resi- 
dences.    New  York,  1851.  4=     ....  1315.01 

Aruot  (Hugo).  Essay  on  nothing.  [Moral  satire, 
anon.]  3d  ed.    London,  1777.     18=.     .     .3514.10 


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ARNOT-ARTS 


Arnot  (William).     Church  iu  the  house.     Lessons  on 
the  Acts  of  the  Apostles.   N.  Y. ,  IS?!.  12°.   3512.12 

—  Life  of  Jame<i  Hamilton.  2ded.  N.Y.1870.  12°  307.5.22 
Amott  (H. )   Cancer  ;  its  varieties ,  their  histology,  and 

diagnosis.     London,  1872.     8° 4351.01 

Arnott  (Neil).    Survey  of  human  progress.     London, 

1861.    8°. 5813.09 

Amould   {Sir  Joseph).     Life  of  Thomas,   first  lord 

Denman.  2  t.  New  York,  [1874.]  8°.  3017.23 
Arnoux  (W.  H. )     Argument.     .See  Roll'wag3n  will 

case 5633.06 

Arosemena  (Domingo).  Sensaciones  en  Oriente.  New 

York,  1859.     12° 1051.12 

Around  the  Kremlin.  G.  T.  Lowth.  .  .  .  996.16 
Arouud  the  tea-table.  T.  De  W.  Talmagn.  .  3612.24 
Around  the  world.  E.  D.  G.  Prime.  1872.  923.23 
Aroux  (E. )     Dante  heretique,  revolutionnaire  et  so- 

cialiste.     Paris,  1854.     8° 3046.14 

Arpe  (P.  F.)     Apologia  pro  Jul.  C»sar  Vanino.     Ro- 

terodami,  1712.     16°. 3581.23 

Arraes  (D.  M. )    Arbor  vitee  ;  or  a  physical  account  of 

the  tree  of  life  iu  the  garden  of  Eden.     Out  of  the 

Laline,  by  U.  Browne.  London,  1683.  16°.  4322.27 
Arriauus  of  Kicomedeia.  Anabasis  Alexandri  et  ludica. 

Emend.  P.  Dubner.    Kehquii  ed.  C.  Miiller.  Par- 

isus,  Didot,  1846.    8° 7766.10 

—  History  of  the  expedition  of  Alexander  the  Great 

and  conquest  of  Persia.  [With  the  Indian  his- 
tory, and  Photius'  abridgment  of  his  account  of 
the  division  of  the  empire  ]  Tr.  by  Mr.  Itooke. 
London,  1812.     8°. 427.10 

—  On  coursing.     Tr.  with  annot.    With  account  of  the 

canes  veuatici  of  antiquity.    L.,  1831.    8°.  4618.14 

—  Periplus  maris  Erythr^i.     ludica  et  Periplus  Ponti 

Euxini.     Gr.  et  Lat.     [In  Miillsr  (C.)     Geogr. 

Gr.  miu.   v.  1,  1855.] 7765.03 

-  Voyage  of  Nearchus  and  Periplus  of  the  Erythrean 
Sea.  [Gr.  and  Engl.]  Tr.  by  W.  Vinceut,  [With 
ludica,  c.  1-17,  Gr.]  L.,  1809.  4°.  [fo  Vincent 
(W.)     Commerce,  V.  1,1807.]     .     .     .     .1016.01 

—  Rennell  (J.)    Examination  of  the  Periplus.     [/n  v. 

2q/"/us  Comp.  geogr.] 1013.20 

Arrivabene   {Couht    Charles).      Italy    under    Victor 

Emmanuel.  2  v.  London,  1862.  8°.  .  533.26 
Arrom  (Cecilia  Bohl  de  Faber).   ["Fernan  Caballero."] 

Clemencia.      Novela  de   Costumbres.      Leipzig, 

1863.      12° 7216.01 

—  Cuentos  y  poesias  popularea  Andaluces.     Leipzig, 

1861.     12° 7216.02 

—  Elia,  u  la  Espana  treinta  aiios  ha.  El  ultimo  Consuelo. 

La  noche  d»  Navidad.   Leipzig,  1864.   12°.   7216.03 

—  La  Familia  de  Alvareda,  Callar  on  vida  y  perdonar 

en  muerte.     Madrid,   [n.  rf.]  18°.    .     .     .  7216.04 

—  La  Gaviota.     Tr.  par  A.  GiUard.   Bruxelles  et  Paris, 

1860.     16° 7004.05 

For  some  Englisii  versions  see  Fiction  clasa-liat. 
Arsenic.     See  Medicine.    {Poisons. ) 
AiTowrsmith  (J.)   Paper  hanger's  companion.     Phila- 
delphia, 1852.     12° 3932.32 

ArroMsrheads.     Crook  (G. )     Indian  mode  of  making 
arrowheads,  e/c.     [Sm.  rep.  1871.].     .     .3936.26 
Art.     .See  Fine  arts. 

Art,  pictorial  and  industrial  :  magazine,  v.  1,  July, 
lS70-June,  1871.  Lond. ,  1871.  4°.  .  .1417.il 
Art  and  mystarv  of  curing,  preserving,  and  potting. 
By  J.  R.  Juioior.  London,  1864.  16°.  .6014.01 
Art  and  mystery  of  making  British  wines,  cider,  and 
perry,  cordials  and  hqueurs  :  also  brewing.  Lon- 
don. 1865.    10°. 3931.31 

Art  and  nature  under  an  Italian  sky.  By  M.  J. ,  ^1/.  D. 

Edinburgh,  1853.     8°. 143-5.04 

Art  and  scenery  in  Europe.  SeeWallacs  (H.B.)  945.10 
•Art(L')deVL:rifierlesdates.42v.  P., 1818-44.  8°.  401.01 

Art  education.     Wm.  Smith.  1872 1415.19 

•Art  gems.    E.  Lifevre.     1873 1156.19 

Art  hints.     J.  J.  J.irves.     1855 1411.02 

Art  idea.     J.  J.  Jarves.     1864 1411.09 

Art  in  the  mountains.     H.  Blackburn.     1870.  1713.15 
Art  (The  1  journal   26  v.  London,  1849-74.  4°.   1416.11 
Note. — See  Art  union. 

—  Illus.  catalogue  of  the  Exhibition  of  1851.    Loudon, 

[1851.]     4° 3918.01 


Art  of  being  happy.  F.  X.  J.  Droz.  1832.  .354.5.08 
Art  of  conversation.  [amn.'\  N.  Y.,1864.  12°.  5427.05 
Art   of  flower  painting    in   water    colours.      [fmon.'[ 

PhUadelphia,  1835.     4° 1425.05 

Art  of  invigorating  life.  [W.  Kitchiner.]  .  .  4322.24 
Art  of  judging  character  from  handwriting.  See  Lum- 

ley  (E.) 5431.22 

Art  of  pleasing.  E.  Feydeau.  1874.  .  .  .5836.04 
Art  of  stock-jobbing.   [anon.'\  4th  ed.  London,  [1816.] 

8°.    [Pamph.,  V.  12.] 5093.12 

Art  of  travel.     Frances  Gallon.     1860.  .     .     .     932.04 

•Art  (L")  pour  tous.     v.  8-13:     Paris,  1809-74. 

Art  recreations  :  with  receipts  for  preparing  materials. 

Boston,  1860.     12°. 1443.27 

Art  student  at  Munich.     A.  M.  Howitt. 

Art  studies.      J.  J.  Jarves.      1861 1412.02 

Art  thoughts.     J.  J.  Jarves.     1869 1411.10 

Art  tour  to  northern  capitals.  J.  B.  Atkinson.  1442.05 
•Art  treasures  of  the  United  Kingdom.     J.  B.  Waring. 

1858 1447.16 

'Art  (The)  union.  10  v.  Loudon,  1838-48.  4°.  1416.05 

Note. — For  continuation  see  Art  joui'nal. 
Artaud  de  Montor  (A.  F. )    Italie.    Paris,  1835.     8°. 

[Univers.] 902.17 

Arthur  {King). 

—  Arthur  ;  a  sketch  of  his  life,  etc. ,  in  Engl,  verse  ot 

the  13th  centiny.     Ed.  by  F.  J.  Furnivall.     Lon- 
don, 1864.  8°.  [E.  E.  T.S.  No.  2.].    .     .  7913.01 

—  Olennie  {,J.  S.  S.)    Arthurian  localities  ;   their  hist., 

origin,  chief  country,  etc.     1868.     .     .     .     955.14 

—  Hogg  ( T. )    Fabulous  history  of  Cornwall.     [Poem.  ] 

1827. 1651.17 

—  Hole  {li.)    Arthur,  a  poet,  romance.     1780.  1643.15 

—  Malory  {Sir  T.)  La  Morte  d'Arthure.  Hist.,  etc.  Ed. 

by  T.  Wright.   3  v.     London,  1858.     16°.     123.28 
Same.     Philadelphia,  1868.     12°.  .     .     .     123.28 

—  Merlin,  or  the  early  hist,  of  King  Arthur.     Pts.  1-3. 

Ed.  by  H.   B.  Wheatley.     London,  1865-69.    8°. 
[jMrly  Eng.  text  soc] 7913.13 

—  Merlin.  [In  EUis  {G.)    Specimens.      Bo/i)i.]  1641.16 

—  Morte  Arthur.     [/nEUis(G.)     Specimens.]   1611.16 

—  Parry  {J.  M.)  Cambrian  Plutarch,  pp.  1-20.  3216.20 

—  Jiitson{J.)    Life  of  Ring  A.    1825.     .     .     .3014.10 

—  Woodward  {B.  B.)     Hist  of  Wales,  v.  1.     .     486.19 

See  also  Bulwer's  King  Arthur  [1671.17]:  Hole  IR.)  Ar- 
thur [1643. 16];  Tennyson  (A)  Idylls  <il' the  kiug,  Holy  Grail, 
and  other  poems ;  Morris  (li.)  Delence  of  Guenevere 
[1673.40]  ;  Arnold  (.M.)  Tristram  and  Iseult  [1613.10]; 
Sangreal. 
Arthur  (T.  S.)  Advice  to  young  ladies.  Boston, 
1850.  18° 3511.00 

—  Advice  to  yotmg  men.     Boston,  1850.     12°.  351 1.01 

fl!3"  For  the  Tales  of  this  author  see  Fiction. 

—  and  Carpenter  (W.  H.)  Histoiy  of  Virginia.  Phila- 

delphia, 1852.    16° 625.28 

Arthm'  (William).     Etymological  dictionary  of  family 
and  christian  names.     N.  Y.,  1857.     12°.   6614.04 

—  Italy  iu  transition.     N.  Y.,  1860.     12°     .     .533.24 

—  Successful  merchant :  life  of  Samuel  Budgett.  New 

York,  1853.    12° 3025.07 

Articles  of  religion.      See    Biblical  and    relig.    lit. 

( Thirty-nine  articles). 
Artillery.     See  Military  science. 
Aitis(E.  T. )   Antediluvian  pUytology.    London,  1825. 

4° 4117.06 

Artist  life,  i'ee  Tuckerman  (H.  T.)  .  .  .1415.14 
Artists  married  life.  L.  Schefer.  1853.  .  .  245.12 
Artists.     See  Fine  arts.     {Biography  ; — Painting  and 

painters)  ;  also  Music.     (Biography.) 
Artists  and  Arabs.     H.Blackburn.     1868.     .1083.16 
Artists  of  America.    &e  Lester  (C.  E. )    1846.   1415.10 
Arts  aud  artists,  or  anecdotes  of  painting,  sculpture, 

etc.     J.  Klines.  3  v.     182.5 1414.10 

Arts  (Fine)     .See  Fine  arts. 

•Arts   (Les)   somptuiiires  :    histoire    du    costume   et 

I'ameublemeut  et  des  arts  et  industries  qui  s'y 

rattachent,  sous  la  direction  de  Hangard-Mauge. 

Dessius  de  CI.  Ciappori.  Introduction  generale  et 

texte  explicatif  par   C.    Louaudre.     Impressions 
-    en  couleurs  par  Hangard-Mauge.     Introd.  gdne- 

-ale.     2  V.  in  1.    Paris,  1857.  4°.     .     .     .  1466.02 
Same.  Planches  du  v.  auxvii.  siecle.     2  v.  Paris, 

1858.     4° 1466.03 


BROOKLYN    MERCANXILB    LIBRAEX. 


ARTS  (USEFUL)    AND    MANUFACTURES 
With  Works  hitrodudory  lo  the  Study  and  riiilosopliy  of  Science. 


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Note.  Tho  following  subjects  are  assigned  independeut  places  in  the  general  alphabet,  vit :  Agriculture  ;— Animal 
magnetism  ;— Anthropology  ;— Archaeology  ;— Architecture  ;— Astronomy  ;— Biblical,  KcclcBiaHtical,  and  Kelig.  literature  ; 
Birds  and  ornitUnlngy  :— Botany  ;— Chemistry  ;— Domestic  economy  ;— Ethnology  :— Fine  arts  ;— Geography  ;— Geology  ; 
Government  and  politics  ; — History  ;— Insects  and  entomology  ; — Language  ; — Law  ;— Logic  ; — Mathematics  .—Medicine; 
Microscope  ; — Military  science  ;— Meteorology  ;— Mineralogy  ;— Moral  science  ;— Music  ;— Natural  hintory  ;— Naval 
BCienco  ;— Occult  sciencps  ;— Philosophy  ;— Physics  ;— Phrenology  ;— Political  economy  ;— Shells  aud  sheU-iiBh  ;— Social 
BCieuces. 


1.   Introductory   Works. 

Method,  Mutmxl  Relations  and  History  of  the  Natural 
and  Physical  Sciences, 
Bacon  (F)     Advancement  of  learning,  aud  Norum  organum. 

1853 5015.U2 

Same.    tWorks,  v.  8-9.] 60U.10 

—  Novum  organum,  or  true  suggestione  for  the  interpretation  of 

nature.     1850 3913.14 

—  Opinions  upon  the  conduct  of  the  understanding.    [!n  Mon- 

tague (B.)    Essays.  1824  ;  p.  144-364.] 2537.05 

Bailey  {S  )     On  the  progress  of  knowledge.    [In  fiis  Essays. 
2513.02].  Mutual  relations  of  the  sciences  ;  General  princi- 
ples of  physical  investigation.     [In  his  Discourses.    2517.05.] 
Barnard  [F.  A .  F.)  The  recent  progress  of  science.    1869.  3914.06 
Barnes  (A.)    Progress  and  tendency  of  science,    [/n /iw  Essiiys, 

V.  2  ] 2513.07 

Brown  {S.)  Hist,  of  science.  [In  his  Lectures,  v.  ].]  .  .  2515.01 
Candolle  (A.  df).    Histoire  des  acieuces  et  des  savants  depuia 

deux  siecles.     2  v,    1873. 
Carey  {II.  C.)     Unity  of  law;    in  physical,  social,  mental,  and 

moral  science.  1872 6814  22 

Comte  {A.)  Positive  philosophy.  Tr.  by  H.  Martineau.  1858.  5412  07 

Descartes  {R )     Discours    de   la   methode.      [In    his    (Euvres, 

1844  ] 5412.14 

—  —  Same.    Translated.    3d  ed.    1856 5412.21 

Field  (G.)  Outlines  of  analogical  philosophy  2  v.  1839.  3914.08 
Fiske  U.)    UutUnes  of  cosmic  philosophy,  based  on  the  doctrine 

of  evolution.     2  v.     1875 3915.28 

GlanviU  {J.)    Plus  ultra :  or  the  progress  of  knowledge  since 

Aristotle.      1668 3914.28 

Jevons  ( }V.  S.)  Principles  ot  science  :  logic  and  ecientific  method, 

2  V.      1874 3915.18 

Lewts  {0.  H.)  Comte'6  philosophy  of  the  sciences  1853.  3913.11 
Liebig  (J.  von].  Induction  aud  deduction  [Sm.  rep.  1S7U.]  3936.25 
Mansel  (H.  L.)    Limits  of  demonsti'ative  science  considered.   [In 

Au  Letters.  c(c.     1873.] 5424.23 

Martin  {T.  H.)  Galilee  :  les  droits  de  la  science  et  la  methode  des 

sciences  physiques.    1868 3063.17 

Park  («.)    Pantology  ;  or  survey.    1843 2725.11 

tSomerville  (J/.)  Ou  the  connexion  of  the  physical  sciences  4022.22 
Spencer  (H.)     First  principles.     1869 541ti.l3 

—  Of  laws  in  general:  essay.  [Inhis  Recent  discussions,]  2.>44.16 
Taine  {H.  A.)    De  la  metliode.     [In  his  Phi.os.  du  19  fiiecle,  p. 

317  71.] 54213.18 

Tyler  {S.)  Discourse  of  the  Baconian  philosophy.  1850.  5411.09 
Whewell  IW.)    History  of  the  inductive  sciences.    2  v.     New 

York,  1858 4024.01 

Same.     3  v.     London,  1857 4U23.U1 

1.  Physical  science  in  ancient  Greece,  and  Middle  ages. 

2.  Mechanical  sciences  ;  physical  astronomy  ;  acoustics, 
optics,  tberinotics  and  atmology. 

3.  Mechanico-cht-mical  sciences;  electricity,  magnetism, 
galvanism  ;  chemistry  ;  mineralogy,  aud  crystallography  ; 
botany  and  zoology  ;  physiology  aud  comparative  anato- 
my ;  geology. 

Note. —  Keviewed  in  Eraser's  mag.,  v.  57,  1858 

—  Philosophy  of  inductive  sciences.     Eirat  part.    History  of  sci- 

entific ideas.    2  v.     1858 4U23.04 

—  —  Same.     Second  part.   Novum  organum  renovatum.  [Aphor- 

isms concerning  ideas  ;  Of  knowledge  :  induction  and  classi- 
fication ;  Of  method  ;  Of  the  language  of  science.]  4023.06 
fl®-  See  also  in    the    genor.J    alphabet,   Cosmology  ;— 
Bibhcal  aud  religious    lit,  {Ueligion  and   science)  ;— Evo- 
lution ; — Logic. 

For  essays  see  Calderwood  iH  )  Relation  of  science  and 
philoB.  [Contemp.  rev,,  V-  16.  1871];  Kingsley  (C.)  Science, 
a  lecture  [Eraser's,  v.  74,  18GC]  ;  Montagu  (B.)  Essays. 
1839  [2537. 04j;  Spencer  (H.)  Whatkuowledge  is  most  worth 
[Westm.  rev.,  v.  72.  1859]  ;  SierUng  (J.)  On  the  worth  of 
knowledge.  [/;t /tw  Essays,  v  1.2647  09.] 
Ancient  Science. 
Childhood  of  experimental  philosophy,    [In  Chambers'  Papers, 

V.  10  ] 2516.05 

Goguet  [A.  Y.)  Origin  of  art  and  sciences.  3  v.  1761.  .  435.20 
Napier  {J.)    Manufacturing  arts  in  ancient  times,  with  special 

reference  to  Bible  history.    1874 3941.11 

^^'  See  also  Aristotle,  p.  35  ;— and  Inventions,  below. 

Also  Nat,  qu.  rev.,  v.  3,  1861  (Ancient  aud  nioderu  science); 

Oxford  prize  essays,  v.  1,  1836  (In  what  arts  have  Moderns 

excelled  Ancients) ;— Philosophy  {Ancient). 

Bibliography. 

Royal  society  of  London.    Catalogue  of  scientific  papers.    1800- 

1863.      5  T 2736.dl 

Classification  of  Knowledge, 
Edwards  (E.)    [In  his  Memoirs  on  libraries,  v.  2  ]    .     .     .  2744.02 
Harris  {  W.  T.)    [In  St.  Louis.    Pub.  school  libr.  Catal.  1870] 
Leslie  {J.  P.)     [/n /(is  Man's  origin,  a^c.     1868.]     .     .     .     ,5813.16 
Mill  {J.  S.)     [In  his  Auguste  Comte,  etc.     1866.]    ....  5412.08 
Park(R.)     [Inhis  Pautology.     1843.] 2715,10 


Spencer  (H.)  Classification,  etc.   [Inhis  Essays,  v.  3,  1874.J  2547.2S 

—  Genesis  of  science.    [Inhis  Essays.]    .    .    .  2543.19;  2547.23 

Symonds{JA.)     [In  hts  Miscellanies.  1871.J 2547  19 

iVheweU\fVm.)    [In  his  Philosophy  of  inductive  acioncea.    2d 

part.] 4023.06 

Delusions  of  Scierice, 
Dircks  (H.)    Scientific  studies.    2.  Chimeras  of  science,  3914.27 

Encouragement  of  Science. 
Babbage  {C.)    Reflections  on  the  decline  of  S.  in  England,  3914.14 

Scientific  Education,  Importance  of  Knowledge,  etc. 
Atkinson  {W.  P.)    Classical  and  scientific  studies.  18tJ5.  5518.09 
Barnard  {H.)     Science  and  art.    Systems,  institutions  and  sta- 
tistics of  scientific  instruction  applied  to  national  indus- 
tries in  different  countries,    v.  1.  Europe.     1872.     .  5518.01 
Brougham  {II.,   lord).      Objects,  advantages,  and  pleasures  of. 
[Discourse8.1840.  3913.17] ; —  Same.  1846.  [3523.15]; —Same. 
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Butler  {C.)  Utility  of  science  to  commerce.  [Pamph.,  v.  7.]  5058.07 
Creed.{H.  H.)  and   Wiiliams  {W.)    Handicraftsmen  and  capital- 
ists.    1867 5933.10 

Dick  {T )    On  the  improvement  of  society  by  the  diffusion  of 
knowledge. 3913  19 

—  —  Same.     [Works,  v.  1,  1853.] 5033.02 

Everett  (£'.)    Importance  of  scientific  knowledge  to  practical  and 

working  men.     [Orations,  v.  1] 6322.03 

Great  Britain.     Royal  comtnis.non  on  scientific  instruction,     v.  1. 
First,  supplementary,  and  second  reports,  w-th  evidence. 

1872 3918.07 

Hail  {li.)  Advantage  of  knowledge  to  the  lower  classes.  5042.01 
Ilugltes  (T )  Kuow.edge  :  the  fit  furniture  of  the  mind.  3914.2** 
Russell  {J.  S.)  Systematic  technical  education.  1860.  .  3814.26 
Stetson  (C-  B  )     Technical  education  iu  Europe,     1874.     .  5522.02 

Todftunter  {J  )     Conflict  of  studies,  c^c.     1873 5518.06 

Contents  :  Conflict  of  studies  [classical  aud  scientific]  ; 
Competitive  examinations  ;  Private  study  of  mathema- 
tics ;  Academical  reform ;  Elementiiry  geometry ;  The 
mathematical  tripos. 

Twining  {T.)    Science  lor  the  people.    1870 3914  07 

Ver2}lank  {G.  C.)    Importance  of  sclent,  knowledge  to  the  manu- 
facturer aud  practical  mechanic.  [/» /(IS  Diecouises.]  3913.17 
Warren  {S.  E.)    Notes  on  polytechnic  or  scientific  schools,  in 

the  United  Stites.     1866 5515.17 

Wiseman  [N.)    Lectures  ou  the  identification  of  artisan  aud  ar- 
tist.    [Sm.  rep.,  1870.] 3936.25 

Woodbury  {L  )    Importance  of  science  in  the  arts.     [Writings. 

V.  3.] 6077  14 

Youmans  {E.  L.)  Culture  demanded  by  modern  life.  .  6514  16 
j8®"  See  also  Education,  in  general  alphabet. 
JOS-  For  essays  ser-  Mathias  (G.  H.  1)  )  A  little  learning 
not  a  dangerous  thing.  [In  his  Tutor's  advice  5512.05]; 
Peabody  (A,  P.)  Address  [Sm.  rep.,  187*2.  3936.27]  ;  Con- 
temp,  rev..  V.  8. 1868,  (By  J.  M  Ludlow)  ;  Ed.  rev.,  v.  127. 
1868;  Fortnightly  V.  10.  1868.  (By  Prof.  Jenkin)  ;  Quar. 
rev..  V.  123,  1867  ;  West,  rev.,  v.  75,  1861. 

2.  Special  Subjects. 
Aeronautics. 

[Air-travelling,  Balloons,  etc.] 
Arago{D.  F.)    Aeronautic  voyages.    (Sm.  rep.,  1863.]  .   . 
Gtaisher  {J.)     Balloon  ascensions.     [Sm.  rep.,  1863.]     .     . 

—  Travels  in  the  air.    1871 

Holland  {R.,)  Mason  (J/.)  and  {Green  (C.)    Aeronautical 

from  London  to  Weilburg.    1837 In 

Marey  {M  )    Phenomena  of  flight  iu  the  animal  kingdom. 


rep..  1869.] 


3936.18 

3936.18 
3927.20 
exped. 
6721.06 
[Sm. 
3936.24 


Marion  (F.)    Wonderful  balloon  ascents.    1870 3922.04 

Ptttigrew  {J.  B.)    Modes  of  flight  iu  relation  to  aeronautics. 

[Sm.  rep.,  1867] 8936.22 

Tournachon  (/'.)    A  terre  et  en  I'air.      Memoires  du  Geant  [Bal- 
lon].  1869.    Par  Nadar.     [pseud.] 3922.05 

Tumor  (H.)    Astra  castia  :  experiments  and  adventures  in  the 

atmosphere.    1865 3927.21 

Verne  {J.)    Five  weeks  in  a  balloon.     [Fiction.]     .    .    ,    191.29 

Wise  {J.)    System  of  aeronautics.     1850 3927.00 

—  Through  the  air  :   forty  years' experience.   1873.     .     .3927,33 
A'ofe.- ^cKRoyal  engiueers.  Papers.  N.S.,  v.  12  [3917.12], 
for  papers  ou  Balloon  reconnoissances. 
Annual  Records. 
vlmerican  Institute.    Transactions,    v.  6-32,  1847-8-71-2.  6117,0C 
jV'o^e.— Each    yearly  volume  contains  a  report  in  rela- 
tion to  the  annual  exhibition,  with  addresses,  scientific 
lectures,  discussions  ot  the  Farmers'  club,  transactions  of 
the  Polytechnic  association,  aud  proceedings  ot  the  Pho- 
tographic section. 
Annie  scientilique  et  iudustrielle.     Par  L.  Figuier.     .    .  3922.09 

Same     Tables  dfeconnales.    1856  1865 3922.10 

Annual  of  scientific  discovery.    Ed.  by  D.  A.  Wells  [and  others]. 
i849.71 3912.01  ;  3912.18 


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ARTS,    USEFUL:     Aqxieducts  to  Cotton. 


v^nnua/ record  of  science.  Ed.  by  S.F.  Baird.  1871-74.  .  .  3906.01 
Arcana  ol  scieuce  and  art.     Ed.  by  J.  Timbs.     11  v.  1828-38.  10^. 

J^oie. — For  continuation  see  Year-book  of  facts, 
reor-book  of  facta.     Ed.    by  J.  Timbs.     1839-74.      .     .     .  3911.01 
year-book  of  nature  and  popular  science.    Ed.  by  J.  C.  Draper. 
1872 3906  12 

Set  also  Periodicals. 

Aqueducts. 

Turnbull  (TF.)  Reports  on  the  construction  of  the  piers  of  the 
aqueduct  of  Alexandria  caual  across  the  Potomac  river  at 
Georgetown.  P,  C.    1835-40 3927.32 

See  also  Waterworks. 

Arches. 

Baker  {B,)     On  the  strength  of  A.     1870 3926.26 

See  also  Engineering,  below  ;  and  ArchitecturCj  p.  33. 

Asphalt  and  Bitumen. 

Beclcwith  {A.)    Report  o.i.     [Paris  univ.  exp.,  U.  S.  reports,  v.  4. J 

3915.12 

Assaying. 

Barstow  (TT.)  Sulphurets  :  how  assayed  and  worked.  .  3933.29 
Bodeman  '2'.)  and  Keri  (B.)    Assaying  of  lead,  copper,  silver, 

gold,  and  mercury.     1865 3933  44 

Cramer  (J.  A.)     Art  ol  assaying.     1764 3934.54 

De  Koninck  {L.  L.)  and  Ifietz  {E.)     Manual  of  chemical  aualysis 

and  assiiyin^,  as  applied  to  iron  and  steeL     1872.     .  4002.02 

Lieher  (O.  M.  )     Assay^r's  guide.     1852 3933.45 

Mitchell  (J.)    Practical  assaying.     1868 3933.30 

yorth  (O  )    Practical  assayer.     1874 3933.60 

See  also  Chemistry.    {Blow-pipe.) 

Baking;. 

While  {J-)    Art  of  baking.    1828 3931.44 

Balloons. 

See  Aeronautics,  p.  39.] 

B3et-root  Sugar. 

Aligny  [H.  F.  Q.  d').    Manufactm-e  of.    [Paris  univ.  expos.,  v.  5.] 

3915.13 
Crookes  (W.)  Manufacture  of,  in  England  and  Ireland.  .  3931.42 
PcAlan  {E.  E.)    "  Beet-root  sugar"  question.     1870.      .  3931.43 

BeUs. 

Demson  {E.  B.)    Treatise  on  bells.     1860 3932.20 

See  also  Bells  and  bell-ringing,  in  general  alphabet. 

Brazing. 

v4ma(t'U)' mechanic's  workshop.    1870 3023.06 

Brewing. 

[See  Liquors,  below.] 

Brick  and  TUe-making  and  laying. 

Davidson  [E.  A.)     Drawing  for  bricklayers.     1872.  .     .     .  3924.15 

Dotison  (£'.)     Bricks  aud  tiles.     Pts.  1-2.     1850 3832  24 

Hyde  (C.)     Bricks  and  tUes  in  Holland.  [In  Weale's  quar.  papers, 
V.  6.] 3818.13 

Bridges. 

Baker  (B.)    Long-span  railway  bridges.    1870 3934.18 

S^tme.      Revised  ed.     1873 3925.24 

Basfifnrd  (F  )    Meuai  bridge  during  storms,  with  new  method  of 

constructiug  suspension  bridges.  [Weale's  qu.  papers  v.  6.] 

3918.17 
Dempsey  {G.  D.)  Tubular  and  other  iron  girder  bridges.  3934.05 
Gleig  (G.  R.)  Military  bridges.  [In  fas  Essays,  v.  1,  1858.]  262.S.15 
llxupt  (H.)  Theory  of  bridge  construction.  1856.  .  .  3'J34.03 
Jlenrici  (O)  Skeleton  Structures  :  iron  and  steel.  .  .  .  3942.16 
Humber  i  W.)  Practical  treatise  on  cast  and  wrought  iron  bridges 

and  girders  as  applied  to  milway  structures  and  to  builtUnye 

generally.     1857 3927  19 

Roebling  (W.  A.)    Pneumatic  tower  foundations  of  the  East  River 

suspension  bridge.     Reports 3943  Ul 

Rogers  (F.)     Construction  of  bridges.    [Sra.  rep.,  1861.]     .3936  16 

—  Roads  and.     [Sm.   rep.,  I860.] 3936.35 

VFeale  {J.)  and  others.     Theory,  practice,  etc.,  of  bridges  of  stone, 

iron,  timber,  and  wire.    5  v.  in  4.    1856-66.     .    .    .  3927.15 

Building. 

[See  Architecture,  p  .  33.] 
Cabinet-makiiig. 

Davidson  {E.  A.)     Drawing  for  cabinet-makers.     1872.     .  3924.33 

(^of/iic  album  for  cabinet-makers.     1868 1316  18 

Stokes^.)  Cabinet  midinr's and  Upholsterer's  companion.  3932.34 
[See  also.  Furniture,  in  geueral  alphabet.] 

Calico-Print  ng. 

[See  Dyeing  and  calico-printing,  p.  41.] 

Canals. 

Armrnyd  [G  )    Internal  navigation  of  the  U.  S.     1830.      .  3927.26 

Frist  {F.)     Essays  on  caurJs.     1861 4(i25.22 

Fulton  (R.)     Improvement  of  canals.     1796 3927.22 

Gt.  Britain.    Report  of  commissiouerB  [on  the  Caledouian  canal  ] 

1804 3927.24 

Stevenson  {D.)     Canal  and  river  engineering.     1872.      .     .  3926  39 
Tanner  [H.  S.^    Canals  of  the  United  States.     1840.    .    .  3927.25 

Carpentry  aud  Joinery. 

[5t;fi  Architecture,  p.  33.J 


Carriage-Painting. 

Arlot  [—).     Complete  guide.     1871 3932.36 

Gardner  (F.  B.)  Carriage  painter's  manual.  1871  .  .  3^2.41 
Hub  {The)  and  New  York  ctjaclimakers  mag.  v.  13-14,  March, 

1871— April,  1873. 

Carriages. 

Adams  (W.  B.)    English  pleasure  carriages,  etc.    1637.    .  3932  42 

Casting. 

Amateur  [The)    mechanics' workshop.    1870 3923.06 

Cements,  Iiimes,  Mort?irs,  and  Concrete. 
[See  also  Masonry,  page  44.] 
Anderson  {J.)    Essay  on  quicklime,  as  a  cement.     1799.      6121.04 
Beckwith  (L.  F.)    Report  on  Beton-Coiguet.    [In  United  States 

Commissioners  to  Paris  Exhib.  Reports,  v.  4.]  .  .  3915.12 
Burnell  (G  B.)  Oii  limes,  cements,  mortars,  etc.  1857.  .  3932.27 
GUlmore   {Q.  A.)    On  limes,  hydraulic  cements,  aud  mortars. 

1862 3932.23 

—  Pract.  treatise  on  Coignet-Beton.    1371.      .....  4007.01 

Graham  (G.)    Limes  and  cements.    [Royal  engineers.     Papers. 

V.  12.] 3917.16 

Reid  (//.)    Pract  treatise  on  concrete.    1869 3942.02 

Scott  {Capt.  — ).   On  limes  and  cements.  On  concretes.   [In  Royal 

engineers.     Papers,  N.  S.,  v.  11.] 

Cider. 

[See  Liquors,  page  44.] 

Clocks  and  Watches. 

^»(cWca»  horological  journal,    v.  1-4.    N.  Y..  1870-73.  4°.  3947.15 

Barrington  (Z>.)    Observations  on  the  earliest  introduction  of 

clocks.     [Archsologia,  v.  5,  1779.] 5128. 

Booth  (jtf.  L.)  CloLk  and  watchmaker's  new  manual.  1860.  3932.19 
Gumming  {A.)  Elements  of  clock  and  watchwork.  1766.  3937.31 
Den'isnn  {E.  B.)  Treatise  on  clocks  aud  watches.  1860.  3'J32.20 
Horological  jonmaX,  v.  15-16,  1873-74. 

Immisch  (M.)    Prize  essay  on  the  balance  spring  and  its  iso- 
chronal ad.iustmeuts.     1873 39.32. U9 

Kemlo  (F.)     Watch-repairers'  hand  book.     1869.       .     .     .  3932.14 

Morgan  (C.  0.)  Observations  on  an  astronomical  and  astrological 

table-clock,   together  with  an    account  of    the    astrolabe. 

Morgan  (0.)  '•Watch-making,  from  the  earliest  period  to  modern 

times.    T'wo  articles.    [Archaeologia,  v.  33.]    .    .     .6128. 

[Archseologia,  v.  34, 1852.] 5128. 

Nelthropp  (H.  L.)    A  treatise  on  watchwork,  past  and  present. 

1873 3932.00 

Reid  (y.)  Treatise  on  clock  and  watchmaking.  2d  ed.  1846,  3932.21 
Smyth  (  W,  H.)    Description  of  an  astrological  clock.    [Archaeo- 
logia, v.  33.  34.] 6128. 

fVood  (E.  J.)    Curiosities  of  clocks  aud  watches.    1866.    3932.18 

Coal. 

Aligny  [H.  F.  Q.  d').     Report  on  pressed  or  agglommerated  coal. 

[Paris  univ.  expos.,  1867.  Reports,  v.  5.]  .  .  of.  3915  09 
Arils  {E.  T)  Antediluvian  phytology  of  Great  Britain.  4117  06 
Brown  {R  )  Coal  flelds  and  coal  trade  of  Cape  Breton.  .  3933.19 
Fordyce  (W.)  History  of  coal,  coke,  etc.  1800.  .  .  .  3937.29 
Holland  {J.)    History  of  fossil  fuel,  the  collieries  and  coal  trade 

of  Great  Britain.    1841 3933.20 

Hull  (E.)  Coal  fields  of  Great  Britain.  1861  ....  3932.48 
Huxley  {T.  H.)    On  the  formation  of  coal.     [In  his  Critiques, 

2532.19]. 
LeConte  (J.)    Lectmes  on  coal.     [Sm.  rep.,  1857.]   .    .    .    3936.12 
Macfarlane  (J.)    Coal  regions  of  America.     1873.    .     .     ,     4007,04 
0«r  coal  and  our  coal  pita,     [anon.]     1857.     [T.  L.,  v.  13.]    6075  28 
Proctor  {H.  A.)     Coal.     [In  his  Borderland,  etc.]      .     .     ,    3915  17 

Taylor  (R.  C.)     Statistics  of  coal.     1855 3933.31 

TissamUer  (G.)     La  houille  [et  ses  transformations.]      ,    3933.01 

See  also  Mines  and  mining. 

Columns. 

Baker  (fi.)    On  the  strengths  of  columns.    1870.   .    .     .    392fi.26 

Concrete. 

[See  Cements.] 

Confectionery. 

Francatelli  (C  E.)  Royal  confectioner.  1874.  .  ,  .  6017  10 
Jeanes  {\V.)  Gunter's  modern  confectioner.  1861.  .  ,  6017. U 
Read  (G.)    Confectioner's  aud  pastry-cook's  guide.     14th  ed. 

[1874] 6017.12 

Weatherley  {H.)    Art  of  boiling  sugar  ior.     1865.  .    ,    .    3931.23 
See  also  Domestic  economy,  in  geueral  alphabet. 

Cookery, 

[See  Domestic  economy,  in  general  alphabet.] 

Copper. 

[See  Assaying,  p.  40  ;— Metallurgy,  p.  45  ;  -Metals,  p.  45;— 

Mines,  p.  45.] 

Cotton,  and  Cotton  manufactures. 

Arnold  [R.  A.)  History  of  the  cotton  famine.  1864.  .  6926.06 
Baines  (E.)    History  of  the  cotton  manufacture  in  Great  Britain. 

1835 3932.03 

Baird  (R.  H.)  American  cotton  spinner.  1851.  .  .  .3931.01 
Dtul'ey    {J  G.)      Growth,  trade,  aud  manufacture  of   cotton. 

1853 5926.08 

Foley  [E  D.)  Cotton  manufacturers'  assistant.  1870.  .  3931.07 
Geldard  {J.)  Haud-book  on  cotton  manufactui'es.  1867.  3932.06 
History  of  cotton  ;  including  spinning,  dyeing,  and  weaving. 

18.53 3931.06 


BROOKLYN    MERCANTILE    LIBRARY. 


ARTS,  USEFUL  :    Cotton  (o  Engineering. 


41 


McHenryiG.)  ITie  cotton  trade  and  negro  elavory.  2ded.  692fi.07 
Montgomery  {J.)  Cotton  manufactures  of  the  U.  8.  1H40.  3i):i2.02 
Mudge  [E.R.)    Heiiort  on.    [Paris  univ.  expos.    U.S.  Bf^pnrtfl, 

V.  6.] :t'.tir..l4 

Rni/le  {J.  F.)  Culture  of  cotton  in  India.  1H51.  .  .  .  5'.)'2r..05 
Sinit^iers  (//.)    HiBtory  of  the  cotton  trade,     [/h  A(5  Liverpool. 

etc.     182.).] 4'J8  15 

r*'ca/(.«e  on  the  cotton  trade;   in  twelve  letters,     [anon.]    lion- 

don.  (1790.]    12' fiOll  06 

Uri>^  {A.)  Cotton  manufacture  of  Gr.  Britain.  2  v.  I86J.  3931.02 
U'AiVf  (^V.  S.)    History  of  the  cotton  manufacture    in   EuRland 

and  America.  [In  his  Memoir  of  Slater  )  iHtfi.  .  .  3164.09 
iVoodhury  {L.)     On   tlie   cultivation,    mauulactuie,   aud    foreign 

trade  of  cotton.  [Writings,  v.  3.  1852. J  ....  5U77.12 
See  also  Agriculture,  p  7. 

Dictiouaries  and  Cyclopaedias. 

AntiscU  (T.)     Hand-book  of  the  0eoful  Arts.     1852.      .     .  3916.07 
Bf.fMm's  Science,  art,  etc.     A  dictionary.     2  v.,  Loudon.    .  3916.16 
Brande  {W.  T.)  and  Cox  {G.  W.)      Dictionary  of   science,   litera- 
ture, and  art.     3  v.     Loudon.  1865-G7 3916.02 

Ruchanan  { iV.  M.]  Dictionary  of  Bcientiflc  terms.  .  .  3915.24 
CitthHsh  [J.)  Dictionary  of  practical  knowledge.  1814.  3916  08 
D»id  (G.)     Dictionary  of  manufactures.     186'J.  .     .     .  3910.25 

English  cyclopiEdia.  Conducted  by  C.  Knight.   Arts  aud  Sciences. 

8v.     1859-61 3908.09 

Same.     Supplement.     1873 39ii8.17 

Maunder  {S,)    Scientific  treasury.     1866 3914.33 

Rodwell  (Of.  F.)     Dictionary  of  science.     1871 3915.27 

Tomlinson  (^C.)  CyclopEedia  of  useful  arts.  2  v.  .  .  .3916.10 
Ure{A)    Dictionary  of  arts,  manufactures,  and   mines.     Ne* 

York.  1853.     8" 3916.05 

Same.  Supplement,  ed.  by  R.  Hunt.  N.  Y..  1S63.  8".  3916.06 

Weale  [J.)    Dictionary  of  terms  used  in  architecture,  art,  engi- 
neering, etc.    2d  ed.     18tiO 3913  16 

Domsstic    Economy. 
[S«e  Domestic  economy,  in  general  alphabet.] 

Drainage. 
Wells  [S.)    Hist,  of  the  drainage  of  Bedford  Level.    2  v.   3934.14 

Map.     1829 3934.14 

Wheeler  [W.  H)    Fens  of  S.  Lincolnshire  and   [their]  dramage. 

1868 3934.13 

^S*  ■See  also  Sewerage,  p.  46. 

Dravring.    {Mechanical  and  Ewjine€i-in(j.) 

[See  also,  in  the  general  alphabet.  Fine  arts.  {Drawing  and 

perspective.)] 

Appleton's  Cyclopaedia  of  drawing.      Ed.   by  W.   E.   Worthen. 

6  parts.  1862. 

1.  Topographical  drawing 3924.25 

2.  Perspective  and  isometrical  drawing.     .    .     .  3924  26 

3.  Shading  a-id  shadows 39*24.27 

4.  Drawing  instruments 3924.28 

6.  Architectural  drawing  and  design 3924.29 

6.  Mechanical  drawing  and  desi<fn 3924.30 

Binns  (W.)    Element.iry  treatise  on  orthographic  projection. 

1871 3924.17 

Davidson  (E.  A.)     Drawing  for  bricklayers.     1872.    .     .     .  3924.15 

—  Drawing  for  c[ibiue(>- makers.     1872 3924.33 

—  Drawing  for  metal-plate  workers.     1872 3124  34 

—  Drawing  for  st^jne  masons.  3924.16 

—  Drawing  :  solid  forms,  shades,  objects  in  cardboard.  .  3924.18 

—  Drawing  for  machinists  aud  engineers.     187C      .     .     t  3924.19 

—  Drawing  for  carpenters  and  joiners.     1870 3924  22 

—  Linear  drawing.   186.5 3924.23 

Dc  Rficims  (./.  F.  H.)    First  practical  lines  in  geometrical  draw- 
ing.  18(J5 3924.31 

Johnson  {W.)    Practical  draftsman's  book  of  industrial  design. 

Founded  ou  Armengaud 3924.24 

Maxton  (./.)    Workman's  manual  of  engineering  drawing.  3924.32 
Warren  (S.  E.)     Elements  of  m.icUiue  construction  and  draw- 
ing.    2  v 3923.20  ;  3924.21 

—  Manual  of  drafting  instruments  and  operations.  1865.  3922.21 
Wilde  {B.r.)  Hand-book  for  architectural  drawing.  1846.  3927.09 

Drilling. 

Rau{C'.)  Drilling  in  stone  without  metal.  [Sm.  rep.,  1868.]  3936.23 

Dry  Docks. 
Clarke  [H.)    Hydrostatic  and  hydraulic  docks,  patent  slips,  etc., 

of  the  U.S.    [Weale's  qti.  papers,  v.  4.] 3918.14 

Stuart  [C.  B.)  Naval  dry  docks  of  the  United  States.  1852.  3927.14 

Dyeing. 

Bancroft  (E.)    Philosophy  of  permaneat  colora  ;  dyeing,  calico 

printing,  etc.     1813 3933.06 

Berthotlet  (C.  L.  and  A.  B.)    Art  of  dyeing.    2  T.    1824.    .  3933.04 
Croo/ces  {W.)    *l*ractical  hand-book  of  dyeing  and- calico-print- 
ing.     1874 3933. OU 

/>i/emf7  purple  and  azure.     [Sm.  rep..  1863.] 3936.18 

Napier  (J.)     Mauuai  of  dyeing  receipts.     1855 3933  03 

O'  yeill  (C.)  Dictionary  of  dyeing  and  calico-printing.  .  3933.10 
Pornell  [E.  A.)  Dyeing  and  calico-printing.  1849.  .  .  39:13.02 
iSiater  {J.  W.)  Manual  of  colors  and  dye-wares.  1870.  .  3933.08 
S^ennent  {J.  E.)  On  the  copyright  of  design  for  printed  fabrii  s. 
1841 3931.14 

Electro-metallurgy. 

■Smee{A.)  Elements  of  electro-metallurgy.  1860.  .  .  .3933.56 
Watt  (A.)     Electro-metallurgy.      1860 3933.48 


Walker  (C.  V.)    Electrotype  manipulation.    1862.       .    .    8933.60 
Engineering. 

[See  also,  in  this  alphabet.  Bricks  and  tiloH  :— Bridges  ;— 

Cements,  limna,  and  mortars  ;--Drawing  ; — Dry  Docks  • 

Drainage  aud  sewage -.-Embankments  ;— Foundations  ; 
— Harbonrs  ;  —  Hydraulics  ;  —  Masonry  ;  —Railroads  ;— 
Roads  ;— Steam  and  SU^am-rngiuL*  ;— Surveying  ;— Water- 
works ;  — and.  in  th^  K''iicral  alphabet.  Architecture. 
(Building,  p.  33) ;  and  Military  science.) 
Baker  (T.)     Land  and  engineering  surveying.     18,59.  .     .  3925.17 

—  On  mensuration  :  modern  E.,  r/r-.     ISTt'J 401l!34 

Blake  (W.  P.)     Civil  E..  and  public  works.     [Paris  univ.   exnoB 

1867.      Reports.  V.  4.) 3915.12 

Brees{S.C.)    Architecture  and  civil  E.    1852 1313. (15 

Byrne  (Oliver).     Spon's  dictionary  of  E.     3  v.     1870.     .     .  3927.10 

Cresy  (E.)     *EncyclopjBdia  of  civil  E.    1847 3925.01 

Same.     Supplement.     1856. 

Engineer's,  architect's,  aud  contractor's  pocket-book,  for  1870. 

3925.32 

Greenwell  (G.  C.)    Mine  engineering.    1866 3827. '3 

Haskoll  (W.  D.)    Practiced  E.  field  work.    1858.      .    .  3925.03a 

Same.     1871 3925.03 

ff'^gg  (*^-)    Engineers'  companion.    1869 3931.39 

Kelt  (T)    Engineers'  practical  guide.     1852 3923.07 

—  Mechanic's  and  engineer's  guide.     1872 3922.15 

Law  (//.)     Rudiments  of  civil  E.    3  pts.  in  1  v.     1859-62.    3925. (»2 

Mahan  (£>.  H.)     Civil  E.     1852 3925.06 

Ed.  with  additions  by  D.  V.  Wood.     1873.      .     .     .     3925.14 

Rankine  ( ir.  J.  M.)     Manual  of  civil  E.     4th  ed.     1865.       3925.07 

—  Useful  rules  and  tables.    2d  ed.     1867 3924.08 

—  and  Bamber  (E.  F.)     Mechanical  text-book.     1873.       .     3922.16 
Simms  (F.    W.)     Treatise  on  levelling.     4th  ed.,  with  Law's  prac- 
tical examples  for  railway  curves  and  Trautwine's   Field 
practice  of  laying  out  circular  curves.     1856.        .     .     3925.20 

Spon's  dictionary  of  engineering,  civil,  mechanical,  military,  and 

naval.     Compiled  by  O.  Byrne,     v.  1.     1870.  .     .     .     3927.10 

Stevensm  (D.)     Civil  E.  of  North  America,.     1859.       .     .     3925.18 

—  Canal  and  river  engineering.    1872 3926.39 

Trautwine  (J.  C.)     New  method  of  calculating  the  cubic  contents 

of  excavations.     1851 3935.02 

Vose  (G.  I,.)    Manual  for  railroad  engineers  and  engineering  stu- 
dents.    1  V.  in  2.     1873 3942.11 

Wiggins  (J.)    Practice  of    embanking  lands  from  the  sea.  1852. 

3934.09 
Engineering  Periodicals  and  Transactions. 
American  society  of  civil  engineers,    v.  1-3,  1872-4.     .    .  3948.01 

Engineer  (The),     v.  27-32.  1869-74 8209.01 

Engineering,     v.  3-18,  1867-74 8199.01 

EngiTiecring  and  mining  journal,     v.  8-19.  1869-74. 
Genie    (Le)    Indus triel  :     revue    des    inventions    francaiseB    at 
etrang6res.    Par  Armingaud  freres.     v.  1-38  en  19.    Paris, 

1851-69.     8" 3945.01 

New  i'ork.     State  engiivier,     Annu.il  reports. 
Royal  engineers.    Papers  on  sublecta  connected  with  the  duties 
of  the  Corps  of  royal  engineers.  10  v.  L.,  1837-49    4".  3918.17 

—  —  Same.    New  series,    v.  1-19.    London,  1851-71.    a*.  3917.03 
United  States.     Chief  of  engineers.     Annual  reports. 

United  States.    Corps  of  engineers.     ProfessiouaJ  papers.     No.  12. 

3d  ed.     1873 3942.13 

Contents  :  Tables  and  formulas  usefid  in  surveying,  geol- 
ogy, and  practical»astronomy,  including  projection  of  maps. 
Van  Nostrand's  eclectic  engineering  magazine,    v.  1-11.    1869-74. 

8169.08 
Weale's  quarterly  papers  on  engineering,  v.  1-G.  1343.  3918.11 
ContcTits:  1.  Life  of  James  Brindley,  by  S.  Hughes. 
Lifeof  WiUiam  Chapin.  On  the  dredging  machine.  En- 
gines of  the  Kamscliatka  Russian  steam  frigate  ^^  '^'^^• 
Hints  on  some  improvements  of  the  steam  engine,  liy  ,1. 
Gill.  Memoir  of  Wm.  .lessop,  by  S.  Hughes.  On  the  adv. 
of  malleable  iron  in  jetties  and  breakwaters.    Notices. 

2.  Report  on  the  railro:id  from  Kingstown  to  Dalkey.  in 
Ireland,  upon  the  atmospheric  system,  by  M.  Mallet. 
Method  of  applying  the  atmospheric  pressure  to  railways, 
by  pneumatic  locomotive  engines,  by  J.  (iill.  Memoir  of 
Mr.  Samuel  Clegg.  Treatise  on  heat,  by  E.  Poclet.  Dredg- 
ing, by  Messrs.  Bury,  Curtis  and  Kennedy.  Harbours  of 
of  the  south-eastern  coast  and  restoration  of  the  Heme 
bay  pier,  by  W.  Mullingar  Higgins.  Examples  of  engineer- 
ing in  the  United  States.  Ou  havens  of  safety,  by  James 
Vetch.  Sir  John  Kennie's  report  on  Holyheatl  and  port 
DynUaen  harbours.  Comparative  loss  by  friction  in  beam 
and  direct  action  steam  engines,  by  W.  Pole.  The  engi- 
neerint:  of  Holland,  by  Hyde  Clarke.  Consumption  of  fuel 
in  the  locomotive  engines  of  the  Liverpool  and  Manchester 
railway,  f^c,  by  Ed w.  Wood.  Sir  John  Macneiil's  Report 
on  the  atmospheric  railway. 

3.  Peclet's  Treatise  on  heat.  Mr.  Page's  report  on  the 
harbours  of  Holyhead  aud  Porth-dyn-Uaen.  Captain  Bos- 
wall's  Description  of  a  model  plan  fnr  the  construction  of  a 
spacious  harbour  in  connexion  with  Grauton  pier.  Con- 
struction of  the  iron  roof  ot  the  new  houses  of  parliament. 
Hughes'  Paper  on  slate  quarries.  Wolfs  patent  steam  en- 
gine. Sargent's  Lertures  on  American  steam  navigation. 
Arago'  Report  on  atmospheric  railways.  Cast  iron  perma- 
nent bridge  across  the  Nevka  at  St.  Petersburg,  now  erect- 
in'.!.  Memoir  of  the  Thames  tunnel,  by  Henry  Law.  In 
quiry  into  the  fall  necessary  in  the  cross  sections  of  roads, 
and  the  best  form  of  cross  sections,  by  Jc»hn  Neville.  Ou 
the  manufacture  of  bricks  and  tiles  in  Holland,  by  Hyde 
Clarke. 


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4.  Hydrostatic  and  hydraulic  doclis,  patent  slips,  etc., 
of  the  United  States,  by  Hyde  Clarke.  Ancient  and  pres- 
ent state  of  the  bacboiir  i>f  Rye,  by  John  Meryun.  On 
the  application  of  atmospheric  pressure  to  i-ailways,  by 
T.  Harris,  jr.  Menai  bridge  during  storms  ;  with  pro- 
posed new  method  of  constructiug  suspension  bridges,  by 
Francis  Bashforth.  Law  of  French  aud  English  patents. 
by  Charles  Egau.  Three  reports  upon  atmospheric  rail- 
ways, by  Robert  Mallett.  Experiments  by  Jolin  Rennie 
on  the  power  of  water-wheels.  Diagrams  for  fa  ilitating 
the  construction  of  oblique  bridges,  by  W.  H.  Barlow. 

5.  Progress  of  machinery  and  manufactures  in  Great 
Britain,  from  the  Saxon  era  to  the  reign  of  Queen  Anne. 
Practical  and  experimental  rfsearchfs  in  hydraulics,  by  A. 
Peacoke.  Memoir  of  the  Thames  tutmel.'by  Henry  Law. 
Report  of  the  institute  of  France  upon  M.  Aruotte's  sys- 
tem of  atmospheric  railways,  by  Robert  Mallett.  Taunus 
railway — Frankfort  to  Weisbaden.  A  bridge  of  boats  on 
the  Rhine  from  Mayence  to  Castel.  by  R.  Thornian.  De- 
scription of  a  wet  dock  and  other  works,  proposed  on  the 
south  side  of  the  river  Wear,  by  John  Murray. 

6.  Application  of  water  power,  by  R.  Mallett.  Experi- 
ments on  locomotive  engines,  by  M.  M.  Gouin  and  Le  Cha- 
telier.  On  the  first  introduction  of  steam  engines  into 
naval  arsenals,  by  M.  S.  Benthani.  On  the  mode  of  form- 
ing foundations  under  water,  aud  on  bad  ground,  devise;d 
by  Sir  Samuel  Bontham  for  the  improvement  of  Ports- 
mouth harbour.  Action  of  the  Cornish  pumping  engine, 
by  William  Pole.    On  water-wheels,  by  William  Fairbairn. 

Essays  and  MiscsUauies. 

[IVole. — The  Contents  of  many  of  the  works  placed  under 
this  heading  are  given  under  the  author's  name  in  the  gen- 
eral alphabet.] 
Archer(T.C.)  Popular  economic  botany.  1853.  pi>.  187-344.  4912. U 
Bakewell  (P.  C.)  Great  facts  :  remarkable  inventions.  1850.  3913.06 
Blackv'ell  (A.  B.)     Studies  in  general  science.    18G9.     .     .5411.18 

Blount  (Sir  T.  P.)    Natural  history.     1693 3921.22 

Brough  {J.  C.)     Fairytales  of  science.     1859 3913.18 

Brown  (S.)  Lectures  and  essays.  2  v.  1S58.  ...  .2515.01 
Browne  {T.)    Paeudosia ;  or  euquiries  into  vulgar  and  common 

errors.    [Works,    v.  2-3.] 5022.14 

Busy  hives  around  us.     18G3 3913.29 

Chambers's  information  for  the  people.  2  v.  1853.  .  .  .  5U25.01 
Clarke  (C.  C.)    Wonders  of  nature,  selected  from  the  Trans,  of 

the  Roy.  soc.  of  London 3913.27 

Ferguson  (J.)     Life  [aud  inventions].     1767 4013.14 

Greeley  {H.)  and  others.  Great  industries  of  the  U.  S.  1873.  5917.21 
Half-hours  with  modern  scientists.    Huxley,  barker,  Stirling. 

Cgpe,  Tyndall.     1871 3913.32 

HeLmhoUz  (H.)  Popular  lectures.  Tr.  by  E.  Atkinsou.  .  3915.16 
Contents  :  Relation  of  natural  science  to  science  in  gene- 
ral ;  On  Goethe's  scientific  researches  ;  Physiological 
causes  of  harmony  iu  music  ;  Ice  and  glaciers  ;  Interac- 
tion of  the  natural  forces  ;  Recent  progress  ot  the  theory 
of  vision  ;  The  conservation  of  force  ;  The  aim  aud  pro- 
gress of  pliysical  science, 
Herschtl{Sir  J.  F.  11'.)     Familiar  lectures.     1807.     .     .     .  3913.26 

—  Essays  [Scientific]  Irom  the  Edinburgh  aud  Quarterly  reviews. 

1857 3914.34 

Huxley  {T.  H.)  Lay  sermons,  addresses,  and  reviews  1870.4712.15 
Inquire  within  ;  or,  Facts  worth  knowiuf*.  1850.  .  .  .  3913.10 
Knight  {C.)      Knowledge  is  power  :    labor,  capital,  and  skill. 

1857 3913.08 

Lardner  (D.)    Museum  of  science  and  art.    12  v.  in  6.    1854. 

3921.21 
CoJitents  :  1.  The  planets  :  are  they  iuhabited  worlds? 
Weather  prognostics.  Popular  fallacies  in  questions  of  phy- 
8ica.l  science.  Latitudes  and  longitudes.  Lunar  Influeuces. 
Meteoric  stones  aud  shooting  stars.  Railway  accidents. 
Light. 

2.  Air.  Locomotion  in  the  United  States,  Cometary 
influences.    Water.    The  patter's  art.    Fire. 

3.  Locomotion  and  transport  :  their  influence  and  pro- 
gress.   The  moon.    The  earth.  TeiTestrial  heat.  The  sun. 

4.  The  electric  telegraph.  Earthquakes  and  volcanoes. 
Barometer,  safety  lamp,  and  Whitworth's  micrometric  ap- 
paratus.   Steam. 

5.  The  steam  engine.  The  eye.  The  atmosphere.  Time. 
Pumps.    Spectacles.    The  kaleidoscope. 

6.  Clocks  aud  watchr-s.  Microscopic  drawing  and  En- 
graving, The  locomotive.  Thermometer.  New  planets. 
Leverrier  and  Adamss  planet.   Magnitude  aud  minuteness. 

7.  The  almanack.  Colour.  Optical  images.  How  to 
observe  the  heavens.  The  looking  glass.  Stellar  universe. 
The  tides. 

8.  Man.  Ma^xnifying  glasses.  Instinct  and  intelligence. 
The  solar  microscope.  The  camera  lucida.  The  magic 
lantern.    The  camera  obscura. 

9.  The  microscope.  The  white  ants  :  their  manners  and 
habits.  The  surface  ot  the  earth  ;  or,  first  uotiona  of 
geography.    Science  and  poetry. 

10.  The  bee.  Steam  navigation.  Electro-motive  power. 
Thunder,  lightniug  and  the  aurora  borealis. 

1 1.  The  printing  press.  The  crust  of  the  earth.  Geology. 
The  stereoscope.     Comets. 

12.  The  pre-Adamito  earth.    Eclipses.    Sound. 

—  Popular  essays  on  scientific  subjects.     1852. 

Contents :  Steam.  Artificial  light.  Photography.  Light- 
ning conductors.  Safety  lamp.  Needle-grinder's  mask. 
Eleclro-metallurgy.    Electric  telegraphy.    The  potter's  art. 


Glass  manufacture.  Railway  machinery.  Railways  of  tho 
United  Kingdom.  Locomotion  in  the  U.  S.  Railway  trans- 
port at  home  and  abroad.  Steam  marine.  Times  printing 
machine.  Calico  printing  machinery.  Hydraulic  ma- 
chinery of  Britannia  bridge.  Whitworth's  micrometer 
apparatus  and  Manchester  tools.  Rotation  of  the  earth. 
Piauo-forte  workshop  of  M.  Froraent.  Dupin's  comparison 
of  tbe  industry  of  Paris  and  London.  M.  Chevalier's  let- 
ters on  the  Great  Exhibition.  M.  J.  Lemoine's  letters. 
M.  Hector  Berlioz'  letters  on  the  musical  side  of  the  Great 
Exhibition 3913.09 

—  popular  lectures  on  science  and  art.     2  v.     1850.     .     .  4025.07 

Contents  :  v.  1.  Plurality  of  worlds.  The  sun.  Eclipses. 
The  aurora  borealis.  Electricity.  The  minor  planets. 
Weather  almanacs.  Halley's  comet.  The  atmosphere. 
The  tides.  Light.  Tlie  major  planets.  The  barometer. 
The  moon.  Heat.  The  Atlantic  steam  qiiestion.  Galvan- 
ism. The  moon  3  ud  the  weather.  Periodic  comets.  Ra- 
diation of  heat.  Meteoric  stones  and  shooting  stars.  The 
earth.  Lunar  influences.  Comets.  Thunder  storms. 
Latitudes  and  longitudes.  Theory  of  colors.  Visible  stars. 
Water-spouts  aud  whirlwinds. 

2.  Matter.  Elasticity  of  air.   Effects  of  lightning.  Popu- 
lar fallacies.     Lightning  rods.   Magnetism.   Thermometer. 
Atmospheric  electricity.   Evaporation.    Conduction  of  heat 
and  light.    Action  and  reaction.    Composition  and  resolu- 
tion of  force.  Centre  of  gravity.  The  lever  and  wheelwork. 
Ebullition.      Combustion.      The  stellar    universe.      The 
steam  engine. 
Lemcry  (N.)    New  curiosities  in  art  and  nature.    1711.       3921.21 
Manchester  science  lectures.    lst-4th  series.     1866-73.    Manches- 
ter, 1874.     12' 3906.20 

Contents: — Ist  series. — 1-4.  Elementary  chemistry,  by 
H.  E,  Roscoe  ;  5-8.  Zodlogy,  or  four  plans  of  animal  crea- 
tion, by  T.  Alcock  ;  9.  Ou  coal,  its  importance  in  manu- 
fa'ture  and  trade,  by  W.  S.  Jevons  ;  10-13.  Elementary 
physiology,  by  J.  E.  Morgan. 

2d  series. — Coral  aud  coral  reefs,  by  T.  Huxley  ;  Spec 
trum  analysis,  by  H.  E.  Roscoe  ;  Spectrum  analysis  in  its 
application  to  the  heavenly  bodies,  by  W.  Huggins  ;  Our 
coal  fields,  by  W.  B.  Dawkins  ;  Charles  Dickens,  by  A.  W. 
Ward  ;  The  natural  history  of  paving  Btt:>ne8,  by  Prof,  Wil- 
liamson. The  temperature  aud  animal  Ut'e  of.  the  deep  sea, 
by  W.  B.  Carpenter  ;  More  about  coal,  by  A.  H.  Green  ;  On 
the  sun,  by  J.  N.  Locliyer. 

3d  series.— Yeast,  by  T.  Huxley  ;  Coal  colours,  by  H.  E. 
Roscoe  :  Origin  of  the  English  people,  A.  S.  Wilkinson  ; 
Food  of  plants,  by  Odling;  Unconscious  action  of  the  brain, 
by  W.  B.  Carpenter  ;  Epidemic  delusions,  by  W.  B.  Carpen- 
ter :  Progress  of  sanitary  science,  by  H.  E.  Roscoe. 

4th  series. — The  rainbow,  by  H.  E.  Roscoe  ;  The  ice  ago 
in  Britain,  by  Geikie  ;  The  sun  and  the  earth,  by  B. 
Stewart ;  Atoms,  by  Clifi'ord  ;  Flame,  by  Core  ;  Life  of 
Faraday,  by  J.  H.  Gladstone  ;  The  star  depths,  by  R.  A. 
Proctor  ;  Kent  cavern,  by  W.  Pengelly  ;  Electrical  dis- 
coveries of  Faraday,  by  W.  F.  Barrett  ;  Ancient  and  modern 
Egypt  ;  or,  the  pyramids  and  the  Suez  canal,  by  W.  B. 
Carpenter. 
Marlineau{H.)  Health,  husbandry,  and  handicraft.  1861.  2535.11 
Napier  (C.  O.  G.)    Tommy  Try  aud  what  he  did  in  science. 

1869 3913.15 

Nichols  {J.  R.)    Fireside  science.    1872 3921.30 

Farton  [J.)     Triumphs  of  enterprise.     1872 3915.15 

Percy  anecdotes,     v.  6.     1823 6211.06 

Person  (D.)     Varieties.     1635 3921.32 

PUit  [Sir  H.)  Jewel-house  of  art  and  nature.  1653.  .  ,  3921.20 
Porta  (J.  B.)  Magiw  uaturalis  libri  viginti.  1650.  .  .  3921.31 
Proctor  [K.  A.)    Light  science  for  leisure  hours.    1371.  .  3914.12 

2d  series.     1873 3914.00 

Reason  why.    General  science.    1869 3914.10 

Schoedler  (F.)     Book  of  nature.     1853 3913.02 

—  Treasury  of  science.    1862 3913.01 

Siinmonds  (P.  L.)  Science  and  commerce  :  essays.  1872.  5926.26 
Smith  [J.)  Lessons  on  words,  and  experiments.  1844.  .  3913.28 
Spencer  {H.)     Essays  :  scientific,  f^c.     2  v.     1864.     .     .     .2543.19 

Stockton  {F.  R.)    Round-about  rambles.    1872 2547.16 

Summer  daybook.     1850 2543.14 

Temple  (R.  and  C.)    Temple  anecdotes.    1865 3913.31 

Things  not  generally  known.  Ed.  by  D.  A.  Welle.  1861.  3913.05 
Thompson  [B.,  Count  Rumford).   Essays,  political,  economical,  aud 

philosophical.     3  v.     1798-1804 4026.10 

TAousaHrf  notable  things.     1827 3914.19 

Timbs  {J.)    Curiosities  of  science.    1858 3913.03 

—  Popular  science.     1871 3921.23 

rri6une  popular  science.     1874 3908. ul 

Contents:  Proctor's  Lectures  on  astronomy.  Wliittier's 
Prayer  of  Agassiz.  Agassiz's  Lectures  at  Penikese.  Part 
2.  Schliemann's  Discoveries  iu  ancient  Troy,  by  B.  Taylor 
Proctor's  Farewell  lectures  ou  astronomy.  Chandler  ou  the 
germ  theory  of  disease.  Brown-Sequard's  Lectures  on  the 
nerves.  Proctor's  new  lectures.  Pt.  3.  Acad,  of  sciences 
— Meeting  at  Washington.  The  poet  Longfellow,  by  J.  T. 
Fields.  O.  C.  Marsh  on  fossil  horse  of  America.  Have  we 
two  brains?  lecture  by  Brown-Sequard.  U.  S.  survey  in 
the  west,  by  lieut.  G.  M.  Wheeler.  Effects  of  alcohol,  by 
W.  A.  Hammond. 
Tyndall  {J.)  Essays  on  the  use  and  limits  of  the  imagination  in 
science.     1870 3914.11 

—  Fragments  of  science.    1871 4027.23a 

Wilde  (J.)     Magic  of  science.     1872 3922.06 

Wynter(A.)    Our  social  bees.    1866-69 3913.23 

—  Subtle  brains  and  Usaom  fingers.    1869 3913.21 


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Foung  IT.)    Sclentiflc  memoirs,    [tn  his  Miacel.  worka.     T.  1-2.] 

6082.01 
Young  lady's  book,  etc.    1869 61i!7.07 

Exhibitions  of  the  World's  Industry. 

1.  London. 
.^rtJbarna/illus.  catalogue  of  the  Esbib.  oflSSl.    .     .     .3918.01 

Babbage  W.)     Expoaitiou  of  1851.     18.">1 3916.01 

Qreat  Exhibition  of  1851.     Official,  descriptive,  and  illustrated 

catalogue.     3  v.     1851 3918.0'2 

Same.    Supplementary  volume.     185*2 3918.05 

—  Reports  of  the  jurors      Loudou,  1852 3918.06 

Greeley  ill.)  Art  and  Industry  at  the  Crystal  PalaL-e.  1853.  3916.06 

Jlunt{li.)     Hand-book.     1852.     2v 3915.03 

Lectures  on  the  results  of  the  Esliibitiou.    By  W.  Wliewell  and 

others.     1852 3914.15 

Timbs  [J.)     Year-book  of  facts.     Extra  volume.     1861.      .  3915.05 
Warren  {S.)     Lily  and  the  Bee.     An  apolosjue.     1851.  .     .  3915.07 

2.  Paris  ErpoiUion. 

AmoliHU.  P.)    The  great  exhibitiju 963.12 

Modern  industries.    Reports  on  the  Expos,  of  1867.    By  twelve 

British  workmen.    1868 3915.08 

Morford  1,11.)     Paris  in  '67 963.13 

Biminell  (i'.j    Recollections  of  the  Exhibition 3916.02 

United  States  Commissioners.   Repiu-ta.  Ed.  by  W.  P.  Blake.    6  T. 

1870. 

Contents. 

Arts  — Machinery  and  procossea  of  the  industrial  arts  and 
apparatus  of  the  exact  sciences,  by  F.  A.  P.  Barnard,  (v.  3.) 

Asphalt  and  Bitumen  as  applied  to  the  construction  of 
Btreets  and  sidewalks  ;  by  A.  Beckwjtb.     (v.  4.) 

Beet-sugar  and  alcohol,  by  H.  F.  Q.  D  .\Ugny.     (v.  5.) 

Beton-Uoignet ;  its  fabrications,  by  L.  F.  Bock*ith.  (v.  i.) 

Bibliography  of  the  Exposition,  by  W.  P.  Blake,    (v.  1.) 

Buildings. — Report  upon  buildiuga.  building  materials  and 
methods  of  building,  by  J.  H.  Bowen.  (v.  4.) 

Cereals.— Quantities  produced  m  different  countries  ;  report 
by  S.  B.  Ruggles.  Quality  and  characteristics  of  the  ce- 
reals exhibited  ;  report  by  G.  8.  Hazard,  (v.  5.J 

Chemistry  (Industrial),  by  J.  L.  Smith,  {v.  2.) 

Civil  engineering  and  public  works,  by  W.  P.  Blake,  (v.  4.) 

Clothing  and  woven  fabrics  ;  report  by  P.  Stevens,  (v.  6.) 

Coal.—  Report  on  the  manufacture  ot  pressed  or  agglomerated 
coal,  by  H.  F.  Q.  D'Aligny.  (v.  6.) 

Cotton.— Report  by  E.  K.  Mudge.  (v.  6.) 

Education.— Report  by  J.  W.  Hoyt.  (v.  6.)  Report  on  school- 
houaea  and  the  means  of  promoting  popular  education,  by 
J.  R.  Frecae.  (v.  6.) 

Engineering  (Steam)  ;  report  by  W.  S.  .\uchinclo88.  (v.  4.) 

Fine  arts. — Report  on,  by  F.  Leslie,  (v.  1.)  Fine  arts  applied 
to  the  useful  arts  ;  report  by  the  committee,  F.  Leshe,  S. 
F.  B.  Morse,  T.  W.  Evans,  (v.  1.) 

Food. — Report  on  its  preparation,  by  W.  E.  Johnston,  (v.  6.) 

General  survey  of  the  Exposition,    (v.  6.) 

Introduction,  ahowing  the  organization  and  administration 
of  the  United  States  section,  (v.  I.) 

Iron  and  steel.  -Production  of,  in  its  economic  and  social 
relations,  by  A.  S.  Hewitt,  (v.  2.) 

Mining. — Report  on  mining  and  mechanical  preparation  of 
ores,  by  H.  F.  Q.  D  Aligny,  A.  Huet,  F.  Qeyler,  and  C.  Le- 
painteur.  (v.  4.) 

Munitions  of  war.— Report  by  C.  B.  Norton  and  W.  J.  Valen- 
tine. {V.  5.) 

Musical  inatruments. — Report  by  P.  Stevens,  (v.  5.) 

Photography.— Report  by  H.  F.  Q.  D'Aligny.  (v.  6.) 

Precious  metals.- Report  by  \V.  p.  Blake:  (v.  2.) 

School-houses. — See  Education. 

Sdk.— Report  on  silk  and  silk  manufactures,  by  E.  C.  Cow- 
din.  (V.  6.) 

Surgery. — Hygiene,  and  military  aanitary  institutioDB  in 
Europe,  by  T.  W.  Evans,  (v.  6.) 

Telegraphy. — by  S.  F.  B.  Morse,  (v.  4.) — Outlines  of  the 
history  of  the  Atlantic  cables,  by  H.  F.  Q.  DAbgny.  (v.  6.) 

United  States  section. — Report,  {v.  1.) 

Vine. — Report  upon  the  culture  and  products  of  the  vine. 
by  M-  P.  Wilder,  A.  Thompson,  W.  J.  Flagg,  P.  Bjrry.  (v.  6.) 

Weights,  measures,  and  coins. — Extracts  from  the  report  of 
the  International  Committee  on.  (v.  1.) 

Wool  and  woolen  manufactures. — Report  by  £.  B.  Mudge, 
assisted  by  J.  L.  Hayes,  (v.  6.) 

Express  Business. 

Tucker  (7".  W.)    Waifs  from  the  way-bills  of  an  old  expreaaman. 
1872 3926.40 

Fibrous  Materials  and  Fabrics. 

Royle  (F.)    Fibroua  plants  of  India  fitted  for  cordage,  clothing, 

and  paper.     1855 4915.04 

Squier  {ii.  G.)    Tropical  fibres.    1861 4915.03 

See  Ed.  rev.,  v.  126,  1867.    (Textile  fabrics  of  India  ) 
^S"  See  also  Cotton  ;— Linen  ;— Silk  ;— Wool  ; — and 
Manufactures. 

Fire-alarm  Telegraph. 

Channing  IW.  P.)     American  flre-alarm  telegraph.      [Smith,  rep. 
185i.] 3936.09 

Fires. 

Bird  (J.)    Protection  against  fire.    1873 3926.32 

Little  (O.  P.)    Fireman's  own  book.    1800 3926.33 


TiievrorkB. 

Pyrotecfiny  :   or,  the  art  of  making  flroworka.    1873.  .    .  3911.01 

Flax. 
Warnes  iJ.)    Flax  veraufl  cotton.    1850.    [Uisccl.  pamph.  T.  21.) 
See  also  Linen.  6093.21 

Forging. 

vlrrui(«ur  mechanic's  workahop.    1870 3923.0C 

4^  See  also  Iron- work. 

Fuel. 

[See  Warming  and  Ventilation,  p.  <6.] 

Gas. 

Boston  (City  of.)    Report  upon  gas.    1867 3024.14 

Clegg  {S.)    Treatiee  on  gas.    6th  ed.    1868 3924.13 

Oiu-couaumer's  guide.    1871 2932.43 

Hughes  (5.)    Treatise  on  gas-works  and  gas.     1853.       .     .  3932.44 
Same.    4lh  ed.,  rev.  by  W.  Richards 3932.44 

Gauging. 
[See  Liquors,  p.  44  ;— Weights  and  Measures,  p.  48.J 

Glass-  and  Glass-making. 

[.S'ee  also  Pottery  and  porcelain,  in  general  alphabet.] 

Petligrew  [T.  J.)    On  Egyptian  glaas.    [Brit.  arch,  aesoc.  journal, 

v.  13.J ' 1461.13 

Porter  (O.R.)    Treatise.    1862 3932.37 

Sauzay  [A.]    Wonders  of  glass-making  in  all  ages.    1870.  3932.33 

Glaziers. 

Shaw  [B)    Booke  of  avndry  dravghtes.    1818 3932.13 

Gloves. 

BuU{W.)    History  of  the  glove  trade,    1834 3931.16 

Gold. 
[See  Assaying,  p.  40  ;— Metallurgy,  p.  45  ; — Metals,  p. 
45  ; — Mining,  p.  46.     Also  Political  economy.   (Precious 
metals.)] 

Gold-  and  Silver-smiths. 

[See  Crold-  and  Silver-work,  in  general  alphabet] 

Graining. 

PickerHC.)  and  Metcalf  (A.)    Art  of  graining.    1872.    .    .3937.33 

Haberdashery,  Hosiery,  etc. 

Felkin  I W.)  History  ot  the  machine  wrought  hosiery  manufec- 
ture.     1867 3936.12 

Perkins  {e.  E.)    Treatise  on  haberdashery,  hosiery,  and  general 

drapery.    9th  ed.    [1874.] 3941.09 

Hair-dressing. 

Stewart  (J.)  Plocacosmos  ;  or,  the  whole  art  of  hair  dressing. 
1782. 6014.23 

Hall-marks. 

Lulchaunig  {A.)    Book  of  hall-marks.    1S7'2 4002.10 

Harbours. 
ITyde{T.)  Harbours  of  Holy-head  and  Porth-dyn-llaen.    [Weale'a 

quar.  papers.,  v.  3.] -.    •  3918.13 

See  also  other  articles  in  Weale's  quar.  papers,  p.  41. 

Hardware. 

Holland  {J.)    Manufactures  in  metals.    3v 3933.36 

1-2,  iron  and"  steel.     3,  tin,  copper,  braaa,  silver,  etc. 
Timmins  (S.)    Producta  and  induatrial  history  ot  Birmingham 

and  the  midland  hardware  district.     1866 3931.05 

Hat  Manufacture. 

Thompson  (J.)    Hat  making  and  felting.    1868 3932.40 

Horse  Rail^israys. 

Burn  (C.)    Construction  of  horse-railwaya.     1860.   .    .    .  392S.3S 

Hydraulics  and  Hydraulic  Engineering. 

[See  also  Engineering,  p.  42.] 

Box(T)    Practical  hydraulics.    2d  ed.,  1870 3922.08 

BurneiHG.K]  Hydraulic  E.  [InLawsiH.)  CivUE.,v.  3.]  3925.12 
—  Rudiments.  e(c.    2  v..  1858 8925.12 

1.  Hydraulics,  pneumatica,  applied  chemiatry,  drainage, 
Irrigation. 

2.  Supply  of  water  to  towns. 

Ellet  (C.)  Misaissippi  and  Ohio  rivers  :  plana  for  the  protection 
from  inundation,  and  improving  the  navigation.  1853.  3935.01 

Ewbarik  (T.)  Hydrauhc  and  other  machines  for  raising  water. 
lg.j'2 3926.25 

Fairbairn  {»'.)    On  water-wheels.   [Weale's  quar.  papers,  v.  6] 

Frisi  (P.)    Rivers  and  torrents.    1861 4025.22 

Olynn  (G.)  Water  as  applied  to  drive  mills.  1853.  .  .  3934  11 
Humphreys  [A.  A.),  and  Abbot  (//.   L.)     Report  upon  the  physics 

and  hydraulics  of  the  MississipiH  river.  1861.  .  .  1136.18 
Mallet  [R.)    AppUcation  ot  water-power.    [Weale's  quar.  papers, 

T.  6]        3918.11) 

PeacockeiB.  A.)    Practical  researches.    [Weale's  quar.  papers 

V    5.] 3918.15 

Rennte{J.)   Expariments  on  the  power  of  water-wheels,  nj™'"'* 

quar.  papers,  v.  4.] '     •     •  3918.1* 

Smeaton  (J.)    Experimental  inquiry  concerning  the  natural  pow- 

era  of  water  and  wind  to  turn  machines.     1826.    .    .  3926.36: 


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44 


ARTS,    USEFUL:    India-rubbar  to  Manufactures. 


StoitulHl  {J.  a.)    Well  digging,  boriug,  aud  pump-work.     Weale, 

1800 3935.31 

Tftdgotd  {T.,  ed  )    Tracts  by  Smeatou,  Veuluri,  and  Dr.  Young, 

oil  Ljaraulita.     1x26 3926.35 

Venturi  {J.  It )    Of  lateral  comraunicatioufl  of  motion  of  fluid. 

1820 3926.35 

Young  {'I'.)     Snimiiary  of  hydraulics.     1826 3920.35 

Noli^. — For  iiiformatiou  ou  Artesian  wells,  see  Swindell 
ou  well-iliggiut»  [3932.31];  Buckland's  geology,  elc,  v.  1. 
[3524.02J;  U.  S.  mining  report  suppl..  18ti8,  by  J.  W  Taylor 
[40U6.07],  and  articles  iu  Appleton's,  English,  Tomlinson's, 
Ure's,  aud  other  cyclopiedias. 

India-rubber  Goods. 

CaOBfcAum- and  gutta  porcha.     [Sm.  rep.,  1864.]  .     .    .     .3936.19 
luk. 

History  of  ink.     New  York.  T.  Davids  &  Co.,  1860.     12'.      3932.28 

Instruments. 

Heather  {J.  F.)    Mathematical  instruments.    3  v.     1871.     3922  17 

1.  Drawing  and  measuring.      2.  Optical.      3.  Surveying 

and  astronomical. 

Kentish  {T.)    Treatise  on  a  box  of  instruments.     1852.     .3923.26 

Warren  {S.  E.)    Manual  of  drafting  instruments.     1865.   3922.21 

Inventions,  Discoveries,  etc. 

{See  Patents,  p.  44  ;  also  Essays  and  Miscellany,  p.  42  ; 
Annuals,  p.  39;  Periodicals,  p.  44  ;  etc.] 

Beckm.ann[J)     History  of.     2  v.,  1846 3914.20 

Blakely  {J.)     Theology  of.     1856 3522.18 

Curiositcs  des  inventions  et  decouvertes.     1855.     [Bibliotheque 

de  poche.] 3921.15 

Dutens  (L.)    Origin  of   discoveries  attributed  to  the  moderns. 

1769.   . 3914.35 

Same.     Origine  des  decouvertes.  etc.     1796.     .     .     .  3917.01 

Grant  (O.)    Historical  account,  e(c.    1852 3913.13 

Invention  and  discovery  :  curious  facts.    1870 3913.30 

Poppe  {J.)   Chrouologische  uebersieht  der  Erflndungen  und  Ent- 

deckungen.     [/»  Schlosser's  Weltgeschichte,  v.  19  ]     402.19 
Progress  of  machinery  and  manufactures  in  Great  Britain,  from 

the  Saxon  Era  to  the  reign  of  queen  Anne.     [Weale's  quar. 

papers,  v  5.] 3918  15 

Somerset  {E.,  marquis  of  Worcester)      Centui-y  of.     1827.      3914.19 

Same.     [Witkhis'Ute.hy  H    Dlrcks.    1865.)     .     .     .3186.24 

Taylor  (/.)    Modern  advancemenla  and  lay  inventors.    {In  Ins 

Ultimate  civilization,  etc.\ 2544.04 

Timbs  [J.)     Wonderful  inventions.     1868 3913.25 

Virgilio  {P.)    De  reruni  iuveutoribus.      [Of  inventors  and  dis- 
coverers.]     5070.19 

WhiU  (F.  S.)     History  of.     1827 3913.33 

Williams  (,J.  F.  L.)     Historical  account,  etc.    2  v.     1820.    3914.30 

Iron  and  Iron-Trade,  aud  SteeL 

[See  u(si.  Metallurgy,  p.  45  ; — and  Sheet-Iron,  p.  47  J 
Armour  [J.]    Iron  and  heat  :  beams,  pillars,  and  iron  smelting. 

1871 3922.13 

Bauerman  (H.  F.  G.  S.)     Treatise  on  the  metallurgy  of    iron. 

1868 3933.39 

BelHI.  L.)  Chemical  phenomena  of  iron  smelti lie.  1872  4006.03 
Campin  {F  )  Treatise  ou  the  application  of  iron  to  the  construction 
of  bridges,  girders,  roofs,  and  other  works.  1871.  .3920.36 
Coulthard  {H.  C.)  Blast  engines.  Working  di'awiDgs,  With  de- 
scription. 1867. 
Fairbairn  { W.)    Ii'on  ;  its  history,  properties,  and  manufacture. 

1865 ■ 3934.37 

—  On  the  application  of  cast  and  wrought  iron  to  budding  pur- 
poses.    2d  ed.     l,H67-68. 3923.29 

French  (B.  F.)    History  of  the  iron  trade  of  the  U.  S.     1621-1857. 

4000.0-2 

General  couvention  of  the  friends  of  domestic    industry.   New 

York.  1831.    Report  on  the  products  and  manufacture  of 

iron  and  steel 5093.09 

Hewitt  {A,  S)    Production  of,  in  its  economic  and  social  rela- 
tions.   [Paris  Univ.  expos.,  1B67.    U.  S.  com.    Keports.  v.  2.] 

3915.10 

Hogg  (.7.)    The  iron  trades'  guide.     1809 3931.39 

Kirkaldy  {D  )  Tensile  strength  aud  other  properties  of  wrought- 

iron  and  steel.    2d  ed.     1806 4006.04 

Kohn  {F  I    Iron  and  steel  manufacture.     1869 3937.30 

Landrin  (.V.  //.  C.jr.)    Treatise  on  steel.     1868.    .     .     .  3933.34 

Lesley  {J.  P.)    Iron  manufacturers  guide  to  the  furnaces,  forges, 

and  rolling  mills  of  the  United  .States      1859.    .    .     .  4006.01 

Osborn  {H.  S.)     Metallurgy  of  iron  aiid  steel.     1869.    .     .  3934.43 

Overman  (F.)     Manufacture  of  steel.     1851 3933.42 

Schinz  (O  Researches  on  the  action  of  the  blaat-furuace.  3941.04 

Styffe  (A'.)    Iron  and  steel.     1869 3933.32 

Taylor  («.  C.)     Statistics,  etc.     1855 3933.31 

Union  iron-works  company.    Shapes.     1873. 
Van  Buren  {J.  D..  jr.)     Investigation  of  formulas  for  the  Btrength 
of  iron  parts  of  steam  machinery.    1869 3926.23 

Jewelry. 
[See  Gold-  and  Silver-work,  and  Jewelry,  iu  general  alphabet.] 

Lace. 
Felhin  (TT.)     Hist,  of  the  machine  wrought  lace  manuf..  3931.12 

I'alliser  {Sirs.  P.  B.)     History  of  lace.     1S09 3932.04 

(/ueen  lace-book.  1874 3931.00 

Touche{V.)    Hand-book  of  point  lace      1809 3932.05 

See  also  Ed  rev.,  v.  135,  1872  (L-u:e-making  as  a  flue  art). 


Lathe  (The). 

[See  Turning,  p.  49.] 

Lighthouses  and  Light-ships. 

AdamHW.  H.  D.)  Lighthouses  and  lightships.  1870.  .3934  20 
Holmes  { — .)  Magneto-electric  Ught  as  applicable  to  light-houses. 

1862 4027.09 

Scheie  De  Vere  (.W.)  Wonders  of  the  deep,  pp.  213-286.  .  4826.11 
Stevenson  (A.)    On  the  history,  coustructiou,  aud  illumination  of 

light-houses.     1850 3934.04 

Stevenson  (r.)    Lighthouse  illumination.    1871 3934.21 

Liquors. 

Art  and  mystery  of  making  British  wines,  cider,  and  perry,  cor- 
dials and  liqueurs.     1805 3931  31 

Bym  {.v.  L.)    Complete  practical  distiller 3931.22 

(7u/)S  aud  their  customs,     [anon.]     1869 6016.17 

Donovan  (M.)  Domestic  economy  ;  brewing,  distilling,  wine- 
making.     2  V 6010.01 

Duplais  {P.]    Manufacture  and  distillation  of  alcoholic  liquors. 

1870 3931.40 

French  [J.)    Art  of  distillation.     1067 3931.36 

Johnston  {W.  F.)    Chemistry  of  common  life.    v.  1.     .     .4212.17 
McCulloch  {J.)    Distillation,  brewmg,  and  malting.     1867.  3931.30 
Morewood  {S.)    History  of  the  iuveutions  and  customs  of  ancient 
and  modern  nations  in  the  manufacture  and  use  of  inebria- 
ting hquors,     1838 5834.10 

Pi-escott  {A.  B.)       Chemical  examination  of  alcoholic  liquors. 

1875 4342.11 

Pretcott  (H.  P.)    Strong  drink  and  tobacco  smoke  ;  growth  and 

uses  of  malt,  hops,  yeast,  etc.     1869 4915  24 

Terrington  {W.}    Cooling  cups  aud  dainty  drinks.     1869.    3931.34 

IFine  aud  spirit  adulterers  unmasked 3931.01 

Brewing  and  Beer. 
Byrn  {M.  L.)    Complete  practical  brewer.     1852.      .    .     .  3931.21 

Scanuell  {G.)     Breweries  aud  maltiiigs.     1871 3931.33 

Tizard  [W.  L.\  Theory  and  practice  of  brewing.  1850.  3931.29 
Vogel  [M.)    On  beer  ;  a  statistical  sketch.    1874.      .    .     .  3931.41 

Gauging. 

ICeene  [J.  B.)    Hand-book  of  practical  G.     1808.       .     .    .3931.38 

Wines. 

[See  also  Agriculture  ;— {Grape  cullure,  p.  8);  also  Temperance 

question,  in  general  alphabet.] 

Barry  {Sir  E.)    Observations  on  the  wines  of   the  ancients. 

1776 3937.36 

Charletan  (ir.)  Of  the  myaterie  of  vintners.  [In  his  Two  dis- 
courses, etc.     1675.] 6212.31 

Cocks  {€.)    Bordeaux  ;  its  wines,  aud  the  claret  country.     6133.11 

Druitt  {It  ]    Report  on  the  cheap  wines  from  France,  Germany, 

Italy,  Greece,  Hungary,  and  Australia.     1805.  .     .     .  3931.28 

Same.     New  ed.     1873. 3931.28a 

Haraszthi/ {A)  Grape  culture,  wines,  e(c.  1862.  .  .  .6133.04 
James  {  W.  B.)    Wine  duties  considered  linancially  and  socially. 

1855 6936.19 

Mcilullen  {T.)    Hand-book  of  wines.     1852 3931.37 

Ataginn  (  W.)     Odoherty  papers,  v.  2,  p.  250,  etc.     .       .     .  2536.03 

Redding  (C.l    History  of  modern  wines.     1851 3931.27 

Shaw  {T.  G.)    Wine,  the  vine,  and  the  cellar.     1864.     .     .3931.35 

Smeed  IT.)    Wine  merchant's  manual.     1845 3931.26 

Thudidium  [J.  L.  W.)  and  Dupr'e  {A.)  Treatise  ou  the  origin,  na- 
ture, and  varieties  of  wine.    1972 6133.10 

Tomes  {R)    The  champagne  country.    1867 963.18 

Tovey  (C.)    Champagne  ;   its  history,  manufacture,  properties. 

&0.     1870 3931.32 

Verplanck  {G.  C.)  Oxyporian  wines.  Was  champagne  known  to 
the  ancieuts.  [/n  Oozzens  (F.)  Sayings  of  Dr.  Buahwacker. 
1867.] 2521.12 

Locks  and  Keys. 

Chubb  {J.)    Construction  of  locks  and  keys 3932.25 

Cuming  {H.  S.)    History  of  keys.     [Brit.  arch,  assoc.  Journal,  v 

12.] 1401.12 

TomUnson{C.)  On  the  construction  of  door  locks    1858-69.  3932.23 

Lumber  Surveying. 

Kinsley  (C.)  Self-instructor  on  lumber  surveying.    1870.    3922.12 
Manufactures. 
[See  also  in  this  class  Ootton,  p.  40  ;— Fibrous  materials, 
p.  43  ;— Haberdashery,  p.  43  ;— Linen,  p.  44  .—Silk,  p.  47  ; 
—Weaving,  p.  48  ;— Woolena,  p.  48.    vl/so  Political  econ- 
omy.  {Commercial  dictionaries.)] 

Babbage  {€.)    On  the  economy  of  M.    1832 39,12.01 

Bishop  {J.  L.)     History  of  American  M.     3  v.     1864.     .     .6926.01 

Bremner  {D.)    Industries  of  Scotland.    1869 3931  09 

Vodd  ((?.)    Dictionary  of  manufactures.    1869 3916.25 

Gazetteer  of  the  manufactures  and  manufacturing  towns  of  the 

United  States.    New  York,  1866.   fol 1136.10 

Hamilton  {A.)    Report  of  the  secretary  of  the  treasury,  on  maiiu- 

factures.    1791 6941.01 

History  of  silk,  cotton,  linen,  wool,  and  other  fibrous  substances, 
including  observations  on  spinning,  dyeing,  aud  weaving. 

1853 3931.06 

Simmonds  (P.  L.)    Science  and  commerce.    1872.    .     .     .  5926.26 

Stevens  {P.)      Report  on  clothing  aud  woven  fabrics.     [Pans 

univ.  expos..  1867.     U.  S.  com.     Reports,  v.  6.]     .     .  3915.09 

United  States.     Treasury  department.     Report  from  the  secretary 

on  American  manufactures.     1810 5093.07 

Ure  (A.)  Philosophy  of  manufactures  ;  factory  system  of  Great 
Britain.    1861 3931.04 


BROOKLYN    MERCANTILE    LIBRARY. 


ARTS,    USEFUL  :    Maaonry  to  Patents. 


45 


Teals  (J.)    Teohnioal  history  of  commerce.    1872.  .     .    .  6926.20 
Masonry  and  Stone-Cutting. 

[See  aUo  Cements,  p.  40.] 
Dobson  [E.)    Ou  foiindatious  and  concrete  works.     1350.    3032.29 

—  On  masonry  and  stoue-cuttiug.     1859 3932.26 

Mechanics  and  Machinery. 
Ahtl  (C.  D.)     Rudimentary  aud  elementary  principles  of  ma- 
chinery.    1860 3923.14 

Amateur  mechanic's  workshop.    1870 3923.06 

Andrews  {G.  //.)    Motive  powers  and  machinery  of  the  steading. 
[In  his  Agr.  engineering,  v.  2.] G135.UI 

—  Field  machines  and  implements.  [In  his  Agr.  eng..  v.  3.]  6135.01 
Appleby's  Illustrated  hand-book  of    machinery  and  iron-work. 

1S69 3923.27 

•.4pj)/«(on's  Dictionary  of  machines,  mechanics,  engine-work,  and 
engineering.     2  v.     1852 3923.01 

—  Mechanic's  magazine.     2  v.     1851-62 3927.01 

Armour  {J.)     Power  in  motion 3921.17 

Babbage  (C.)  On  the  economy  of  machinery.  1832.  .  .  3932.01 
Baker  (T.)     Elements  of  mechanism.      1858-59 3923.16 

—  Principles  and  practice  of  statics  and  dynamics  1869.  4025.19a 
Barnard  {F.  A.  P.)    Machinery,  etc.    [Paris  univ.  espos.     U.  S. 

com.     Reports,  v.  3.] 3915.11 

Bayma  {J.)  Elements  of  molecular  mechanics.  1866.  .  4024.21 
Brown  [II.  T.)    Five  hundred  and  seven  mechanical  movements. 

1868 3923.13 

Bum  IR.  S.)    Elementary  mechanics  and  mechanism.    .  3924.05 

—  Self-aid  cyclopaedia.    1864 3923.22 

Contents  :  General,  architectural,  mechanical,  engineer- 
ing, and  ornamental  drawing.  Mechanics  and  mechanism. 
The  steam  engine. 

Byrne  (O.)    Practical  mechanics 3924.06 

Campin[F.)    Treatise  on  mechanical  engineering,    1870.  3925.00 
Clarke  {D.  K.)    Exliibited  machinery  of  1862  :  International  ex- 
hibition  3923.03 

Olynn  (J.)  Construction  of  cranes  and  machinery.    1859.  3923.15 

Hogg  (J.)    Mechanics'  companion.    1869 3931.39 

Kelt  (T.)    Mechanics'  text-book.    1852 3923.07 

Same.     1872 392^.15 

Jamieson  [A .)    Mechanics  for  practical  men.    Composition  and 
resolution  of  forces  ;  Centre  of  gravity  :  Mechanical  powers. 

1850 3923.08 

Kentish  (T.)  Treatise  on  a  box  of  instruments  and  the  slide-rule. 

1852 3923.26 

*Knight's  American  mechanical  dictionary.  2  v.  1875.  .  3924.03 
La  Place  (P.  S..  marquis  de).  Analytical  mechanics.  1814.  4017.23 
Lardner  (D,)  Mechanics,  hydrostatics,  etc.  1851.  .  .  .  4022.10 
Lardner  [H.)  and  Kater  (H.)    Treatise  on.    1852.     .    .    .  39J3.09 

Moseley{H.)    Illustrations  of  mechanics.    1839 3923.11 

Muirhead  [J.  P.)    Mechanical  inventions  of  James  Watt.     3  v. 

1854 3915.21 

Nasmyth  [J.)    Remarks  on  tools  and  machines.    [  With  Baker  (T.) 

Elements,  etc.     1858.] 3923.16 

Overman  (F.)     Mechanics  for  the  millwright,   machinist,  engi- 
neer, architect,  and  student.    1851 3923.12 

Pierce  [B.)    System  of  analytical  mechanics.     1855.     .    .  4018.11 

Rankine  [w.J.M.)     Cyclopajdia  of   machine  and  hand  tools 

1869 3937.28 

—  Manual  of  appUed  mechanics.    1869 3923.30 

—  Manual  of  machinery 3923.28 

Uankine  {W.  J.  M.)  and  Bamber  [E.  F.)     Me<Aanical  text-book. 

1873 3922.16 

SheUey  {C.  P.  B.)    Workshop  apphances.    1873 3907.11 

Todhunter  {I.)    Mechanics  for  beginners.    1870.       .    .    .3921.14 

—  Treatise  on  analytical  statics.    2d  ed.     1858 4012.27 

Tomlinson  {C.)  Rudimentary  mechanics.    1859 3923.17 

Twisd^n  [J.  F.)  Practical  mechanics.  3d  ed.  1868.  .  .3924.07 
Van  Buren,   (J.  D.,  jr.)      Investigation    of    formulas   for    the 

strength  of  the  iron  parts  of  steam  machinery.  1869.  3926.23 
Walton  [W.)  Problems  in  elementary  mechanics.  1858.  4024.23 
Warren  [S.  E.)   Elements  of  machine  construction  and  drawing. 

2  V.     1870 3924.20 

Weisbach  {J.)    Manual  of  the  mechanics  of  engineering,  and  of 

the  construction  of  machines.     1872 4U07.12 

Whewell  ( iV.)    Elementary  treatise,  etc.    3d  ed.    1828.    .  3923.05 
Whitwortk  {J.)    Papers  on  mechanical  subjects.    1858.    .  3923.21 
Contents :  Plane  metallic  surfaces  or  true  planes  ;  On  a 
aniform  system  of  screw  threads  ;  Standard  decimal  mea- 
sures of  length  ;  Rifled  fire-arms  ;  Official  report  on  the 
New  York  Industrial  Exhibition.    1853. 

Willis  [R.)    Principles  of  mechanism.    2d  ed 3924.09 

Fourii^  mechanic  :  use  of  tools,  construction,  etc.    1871.  3924.10 
See  also  Engineering,  p.  42  ; — Periodicals,  p.  46. 

Metallurgy. 

[See  also,  in  this  class.  Assaying ;— Electro-metallurgy ; — 
Mines  and  Mining  ;— Metals.    Also,  in  the  general  alpha- 
bet. Chemistry  ;— Geology  ;— Mineralogy.] 
Bloxom  [C.  L.)    Metals  :  their  properties  and  treatment.  3933.55 

£lyth{T.A.)     Metallogrsphy.     1871 4213.16 

Byrne  (0.)  Practical  metal  worker's  assistant.  1851.  .  3934  40 
Greenwood  [W.  H.)  Manual  of  metallurgy.  1874.  .  .  .  3933  68 
Ouenyveau\A.)  Principes  generaux  de  metallurgie.  1824.  3933.28 
Holland  [J.)  Manufactures  iu  metal.  3  v.  1853.  .  .  .  3933.35 
V.  1.  Iron  and  steel.  2.  Hardware.  3.  Lead,  copper,  brass,  etc. 
Kerl  {Prof.)  Practical  treatise.    Ed  by  W.  Crookes  and  G.  Kbhrig. 

1868-1870.     3  V 3934.45 

V.  1.  Lead,  silver,  zinc,  etc.    2.  Copper,  iron.     3.  Steel, 
fuel.    Supplement. 
Makins  (G,  H)    Manual  of  metallargy.    1862 3933.&4 


Napier  {J.)    Ancient  workers  in  metal.     18fi8 S933.C2 

Overman  {F.)    Moulder's  and  founder's  guide.    1852.    .  3933.41 

—  Treatise  on  metallurgy.     Gthed.     1860 3934.39 

philips  {J.  A.)     Manual   of  ractallurgy.     1859 3934.33 

Phillips  (/.  A.)  and  Darlington  {J.)  Records  of  mining  and  me- 
tallurgy.    1857 3933.38 

Plinius  Sccundus {C.)   Metals.  (/«  Ai>  Nat,  hist.  v.  C.  1857.  4715.06 

Silversmith  [J.)    Practical  hand-buok.     1806 3933. 2C 

Gold,  Silver,  Copper,  and  Lead. 
Fleury  (A.  L.)    Gold  in  an  amorphous  aud  cherulcally  combined 

condition  in  nature,  also  new  processes  (or  extracting  the 

precious  metals  from  their  ores.    18C8. 
Kustel  [G.)     Nevada  and  Caliornia  processes  of  silver  and  gold 

extraction.    1863 3934.38 

Lamborn  [H.  H.)     Metallurgy  of  copper.     1860 3933.47 

—  Metallurgy  of  silver  and  lead.    1861 3933.46 

Percy  (/.)    Metallurgy  of  leatl.    1870 3934.50 

Piggot  [A.  S.)    Chemistry  and  metallurgy  of  copper.    .    .  3933.49 

See  a/so  Electro-metallurgy. 

Metric  System. 
[See  Weights  and  Measures.) 

MiU-wright. 

[See  also  Mechanics  and  Machinery.] 

Craik{D.)  Practical  American  millwright  and  miller.  1871.  3931.20 

Hughes  ( ir.  (7.)      American  miller  aud  millwright's  assistant. 

1851 3931.24 

Mines  and  Mining. 

[See  also  Coal,  p.  40  ;— Iron,  p.  44.] 
Aligny  [H.  F.  Q.  d').     Report  on  mining  and  of  ores.     [Paris 

univ.  expos..  1867.  U.  S.  com.  Reports,  v  4.]  .  ,3915.15 
American  institute  of  mining  engineers,  v.  1-2,  1871-74.  4007.13 
Andre  [G.  G.)  Practical  treatise  on  coal  mining.  N.  Y.,  1875.  8". 
Bischoff[G.)    Elements  of  chemical  and  physical  geology.    3  v. 

1854-59 4114.02 

Blake  {W.  P.)    Production  of  the  precious  metals.  1869.    3934.41 

Same.    [Paris  univ.  expos.,  1867.    Reports,  V.  2.]    .  3915.10 

Bonwick  [J.)    Mormons  aud  the  silver  mines  [of  the  west.]  1872. 

3454.11 
Brown  [J.  R.)  Resources  of  the  Pacific  elope.  1869.  .  .  4006.06 
Budge  [J.)  Practical  miner's  guide.  2d  ed-  1860.  .  .  3934.34 
Comstock  {J.  L.)  History  of  the  precious  metals.  1849.  .6915.29 
Collins  [J.  H.)  Principles  of  metal  mining.  [1874.]  .  .  3933.57 
Cornwall :  its  mmes  and  miners.  [T.  L.,  v.  23.  1857.]  .  5075.28 
EngiTuering  and  mming  magazine,  v.  8-19,  1869-74. 
Fordyce  (  W.)    Hist,  of  coal,  coal-mining,  etc. — Iron,  its  ores  and 

manufactures.    1860.    fol 3937.29 

Greenwell  {G.  C.)     Practical  treatise  on  mine  engineering.    1855. 

3927  03 
Healherimgton  {A.)    Gold  fields  of  Nova  Scotia.    1868.      .  1151.05 

J&nes  ( W.)    Treasures  of  the  earth.    1868 3933.33 

i/ininp  magazine,    v.  1-10.  1863-58 8121.31 

Morgan  (W.)    Manual  of  mining  tools,    1871 3922.20 

Same.    Atlas.    1871 3927.28 

Mowry  [S.)    Arizona  and  Sonora :  silver  region  of  N.  A.   1114.11 
Patterson  [L.  B.)    Twelve  years  in  the  mines  of  California.    1862. 

1122.'21 
Phillips  {J. A.)  and  Darlington  (J.)  Records  of  mining.  1862.  3933.38 
Randall  (P.  M .)  Quartz  operator's  hand-book.  1871.  .  4002.01 
Raymond  (R.  W.)    Statistics  of  mines.  See  (below)   United  States. 

Com.  of  mining  statistics. 
Rickard  (F.  I.)    Mining  journey  across  the  Andes.    1863.    1163.16 

Simonin{L.)    Underground  life.    1869 3934.42 

Taylor  {J.  W.)    Report  upon  gold  and  silver  mining  east  of  the 

Rocky  Mountains.     1867 .4006.05 

United   States.     Commissioner  of   viining  statistics.    Report   for 

1868.    By  J.  R.  Brown 4006.07 

Same.    1869-73.     Hy  R.  W.  Raymond 4006.08 

Vignotti{A.)    Coup  d'ODil  eur  les  richesses  metallurgiques  du 

Mexique.    1868 3933.27 

Westgarth  (W.)    Victoria;  and  its  gold  mines,    1853.       .  1063.18 
Whittlesey  iC.)    Ancient  mining  on  the  shores  of  Lake  Superior. 

[Sm.  contrib..v.  13] 3937.13 

Navigatioa- 

[See  Canals,  p.  40  ; — and  in  general  alphabet.  Naval 

science  [yavigation  ; — Stamanship.)\ 

Painting,  Gilding,  Varnishing. 
Painter,  Gilder  and  Varnisher's  companion.    1852.    .    .  3932.33 
Alasury  {J.  W.)    How  shall  we  paint  our  houses  ?    1868.  3932.35 

Paper-hanging. 

Arrowsmith  [J.)    Paper-hanger's  companion.    1852.     ,    ,  3932.32 

Paper-making. 

Amer.  wood  paper  company  vs.  J.  D.  Hefft  &  Co.    Brief  of  T.  A. 

Jenckes.    New  York,  1869.  8" 3944.18 

Herring  (R.)    Paper  and  paper  making.     1855 3931.19 

HofmanniC.)     •Practical  treatise,  efc.     1873 3937.34 

Koops  (J/.)    Historical  account  of  the  substances  which  have  been 

used  to  describe  events,  aud  to  convey  ideas.     1801.  4002.16 

Patents. 

Macjie  {R.  A.)  Recent  discussions  on  the  aboUtion  of  patents 
for   inventions.     1869 3922.30 

Repertory  of  patent  inventions  and  other  discoveries  aud  im- 
provements.   136  v.    London,  1794-1862 3901.01 

Same.    Index.  1816-45.    London,  1846 3906  17 


In  asking  for  books,  use  the  "  Book  Orders,"  giving  the  AUTHOR'a  NAME,  the  flrst  part  of  the  TrTLK,  aud  the  NUilBKR. 


46 


ARTS,    USEFUL:    Patants  (o  Smoke. 


Uniled  Slates.    Patent  office.    Report.    1843-71.    63  v.    .  6911.01 
Note. — For  continuation  see  SpeciUcations  and  drawings, 
etc.,  betow. 

—  OflScial  gazette,  v.  1.6,  1872-74 6914.01 

—  Speolficatioua  and  drawings  of  patents.    May  30,  1871  — July. 

1874.    83  7.    [Continued.] 6921.01 

Periodicals,  and  Proceedings  of  Societies. 

[See  names  of  special  sciences  and  arts,  as  Mathematics, 

Natural  history,  etc.,  for  their  special  periodicals.] 

Academy  of  natural  sciences  of  Philadelphia.    Proceedings,    v. 

1-18.  1841-66 8002.01 

American  Artisan,     v.  lU-17,  1870-74. 

American  association  for  the  promotiou  of  science,    v.   1-22, 

1849  74 3946-01 

Aote. — For  contents  see  entry  on  page  15. 
American  institute.    Annual  report  [or  transactions],    v.  5-34, 

1847-8—1873-4 6117.06 

>4merican  journal  of  science  and  arts.    1818-74.     .    .    .  8181.01 

Appleton's  Journal,  v.  1-11,  1869-74 2167.01 

JIardwicfce's  Scionce-gossip.     v.  5-10,  1869-74. 

Journal  of  the  Franklin  Institute.    New  series,  v.  1-26,  182640. 

8d  series.  V.  1-07,  1841-74 809i.01 

London  Edinburgh  and  Dublin  philosophical  magazine,    v.  37-48. 

1809-74 8147.01 

Manufacturer  and  builder,     v.  1-5,  1869-74. 

Meckanics  magazine.     T.  58-65,  1853-66  ;— Same.    N.  S.  v.  1—24, 

18:9-70. 
Popular  science  monthly.    Conducted  by  E.  L.  Youmans.  v.  1-4, 

1872-74 8156.01 

Popular  science  review,     v.  1-13,  1862-74 8165.01 

Quarterly  journal  of  science,  v.  1-11,  1864-74 8158.01 

Scientific  American.     New  series,  v.  5-6,  20.31. 1861-74. 
SiUiman's  io\ivua.\.    .Sfe  American  journal  of  science.     .8181.01 
Smithsimian  institution.    See  Smithsonian  institution,  in  gene- 
ral alphabet. 
S(iJden(and  intellectual  observer  of  science.  T.1-4, 1868-69.  8180  24 

—  Same,  N.  S.  v.  1,  1870 8186.28 

Technologist,  or  industrial  monthly,  v.  1-5,  1870-74. 

*  Workshop  (The),  v.  1-7.     1868-74. 

Petroleum  and  Coal  OUs. 

Allen  (T.)    EiplosibiUty  of  coal  oils.    [Sm.  rep.,  1861.]   .3936.16 
Anlisell^T.)     Manuf  of  oils  from  coal,  etc,     1869.     .     .     .3944.07 
Erni  (//.)    Coal  oil  and  petroleum  :  history,  geology,  and  chem- 
istry.    1805 3933.22 

Qesner  {A.}     Practical  treatise  on  coal,  petroleiun,  and  other  dis- 
tilled oils.     1S66 3933.25 

Morris  (£.)     Derri''k  and  drill,     [anon.]     1865 3933.24 

Wright  ( W.)    Oil  regions  of  Pennsylvania.     1865.     .    .    .  3933.21 

Photography. 

Aligny  {H-  F.  Q.  <i*).     Photography  and  photographic  apparatus. 

[Paris  univ.  expos.,  1867.  U.  S.  com.  Reports,  v.  5.  3915.13 
American  Institute.   [Transactions  :  Proceedings  of  the  photo- 

graphi.al  section,  v.  6-34,  1847-8— 73  4.] 6117.06 

Burgess  (iV.  (?.)  Photograph  and  ambrotype  manual.  1859.  3933.13 
Dawson  tGf.)      Manual  of   photography  founded  on  Hardwick. 

8th  ed.     1873 4002.19 

Balleur  IG.  C.  H.j     Art  of  photography.     1854 3933.14 

Hardwick  (J'.  F.)     Photographic  chemistry.     1864.       .     .  3933.15 

Hill{L.L)    Treatise  on  heliochromy.     1866 3934.35 

Hunt  (R.)     Researches  on  light.     1864 4024  03 

Jamin  {J.  C.)    Photo-chemistry.    [Sm.  rep.,  1867.]  .     .    .  3936.22 

Lea(M.C)     Manual  of  photORraphy.    1868 3933.11 

LeGros{A.)  Encyclopedie  ile  la  photogiaphie.  [18S6.)  .3931.45 
Meteyard(E.)    Historv  of  the  discovery  of  P.    [/n /ler  Group  of 

Englishmen.]    1871 3182.27 

Philadelphia  photographer.    Ed  by  E.  L.  Wilson,    v.  2,     1445.25 

Price  [L.)     Photogiaphic  manipulation.     1868 3933.16 

Root  {M.  A.)     Camera  and  the  pencil.     1864 3941.15 

Russell  (C.)    Tannin  process 3933.18 

ScAutert  (F.)  Piactical  hints.  1854.  [  iriW  Halleur.]  .3933.14 
Scotl  (A.  De  C.)     On  photo-zincography,  etc.     1863.       .     .  3937.32 

Sutton  ((?.*    Dictionary  of  photography.     1858 3933  12 

Van  MunckhoKen  {l>.)    Photographic  optics.     1867.  .     .     .  3933.17 

Rail-way  Construction  and  Policy. 

[See  also  Engineering,  p.  41  ;— and  Railways,  in  general 
alphabet.] 

Adams  (C.  F.)    A  chapter  of  Erie.     1869 5922.22 

America,,  railroad  jour.,  v.  35-47.     N.  Y.,  1862-74.     4", 
Applel'in's  illustrated  railway  and  steam  navigation  guide.    1872. 
Ashcroft  U.)    Railway  directory  for  1863  ;  loyal  states  and  Cana- 

das.     1863 3925.34 

Ballantyne  [R.  .V.)    The  iron  horse,  or  life  on  the  line  ;  a  tale  of 

the  Grand  national  trunk  railway.    1871 3925.39 

Booth  (W.)    Liverpool  and  Manchester  railway.    1831.   .  3907.03 

Boston  [City  oj).     Railroad  jubilee.     1851 3926.21 

C'halmei-s  {J.\    Channel  railway  connecting  England  and  France. 

1867 3934.18 

Chattauiay  [E.  D.)    Railways  :  their  capital  and  dividends,  with 

statistics  of  their  working  in  Great  Britain  and  Ireland 

London,  1855  66.     16' 39-.'5.22 

Colbui-n  iZ.)    Locomotive  engineering,   and  the  mechanism  of 

railwavs.     1871 3027.29 

Davidson  {E.  A  )     The  railways  of  India.     1868 3925.36 

Dodd  (O.)     Railways.     1868 3926.31 

Doraldson  (tr.)  Switchings  and  crossings:  formulas.  1871.  3925.41 
Fairlie  (R.  F.)  Railways  or  no  railways.     Narrow  gauge  v.  broad 

gauge.     1872. 3926.43 


Flint  {H.  M.)  Railroads  of  the  United  States.  1868.  .  .  3926.24 
Francis  (J.)     History  of   the  Enghsh  railway.      1820-46.     2  v. 

3925.25 
Qalt  {W.)    Railway  reform  :  its  importance  and  practicability. 

1865 3925.37 

Head  {Sir  F.  B.)    Locomotion  by  steam.     [In  l,is  Descriptive  Es- 
says.    T.  1.,  160-218.     T,  2.,  76-188.]        2631.21 

Henck  (/.  B.)  Field-book  for  railroad  engineers.  1860.  .  3926.21 
Jervis  (J.  B.)  Construction  and  management  of  railways.  3926.27 

Lardner  (D.)     Railway  economy.     1865 3925.29 

Poor  (//.  F.)  Manual  of  the  R.  H.  of  the  U.  S 4006.a0 

Rogers  (H.)    Chief  securities  against  railway  accidents.    [Essava 

from  Good  Words,    pp.  276-311.    1867.] 2541.32 

Spencer  (if.)    Railway  morals  and  railway  policy.    1855.    [T.  L., 

T.  26.] 6075.30 

Spooner  {C.  E.)    Narrow  gauge  railways.     1871 3925.40 

StepheJKon  (M.)    Science  of  railway  construction.    1361  .  3925.23 

Stow  [F.  H.)     Railway  annual  for  1859 3926.38 

Tanner  IH.  S.)  Railroads  of  the  United  States.  1840.  .  3927.25 
Taylor  (T.)    Fast  Ule  on  the  modern  highway.     1874.  .    .  3925.44 

Receipts  in  the  Art3,  Manufactures, 
Professions,  and  Trades. 

[See  also  Domestic  economy,  in  general  alphabet.] 
Cooley  (A.  J.)    Cyclopedia  of  6,000  receipts.     1856.       .    .  6017.02 

—  *CyclopiBdia  of  pi-actical  receipts.    5th  ed.,  revised  by  R.  V. 

Tuson.     1872 6017.03 

Dick  (  W.  B.)  Encyclopedia  of  practical  receipts.  1872.  .  6017.04 
Francis  [G.    >K.J     Dictionary  of   practical  receipts.    New  ed. 

1872 6017.06 

Lcmery  (N.)  New  curiosities  in  art  and  nature.  1711.  ,  3921.21 
Plat  {Sir  H.)    Jewel-house  of  art  and  nature.  1653.    .    .3921.20 

Roads. 

Law  {H.)    Art  of  constructing  and  repairing  roads.     With  sur- 
vey of  metropolitan  roads,  by  S.  Hughes.     1855.       .  3934.02 
M'Adam  {J.  S  )    System  of  road  making.     1820.       .     .     .  3934.01 
Rogers  [F.)    Roads  and  bridges.     [Sm.  rep.,  I860.]  .    .    .3936.16 
See  also  Engineering,  p.  41. 

Rope  Making. 

Chapman  (iJ.)    Treatise  on  ropemaklng.     1868 3932  39 

Savrs. 

Holly  [H.  W.)    Art  of  saw  filing.    1864 3923  34 

Parsons  [S.  E.)    Sawyer's  companion.    1857 4002.07 

Scre-wr-cutting. 
Martin  {W.  A.)     Screw-cutting  tables  for  mechanical  engineers. 
1866 3923.32 

Se-werage  and  Drainage. 

[See  also  Agriculture,  p.  7  ; — Medicine.  [Sanitary  science.) 
Bowditch  (H.  I.)    Letter  concerning  houses  for  the  people,  and 
the  sewage  question.    [In  Mass.   State  board  of  health,   2d 

report,  1870.] 4345.19 

Burn  {H.  S.)    Sanitary  science  applied  to  construction  of  houses. 

1872 3932.68 

Dempsey  {G.  D.)  Drainage  of  towns  and  buildings.  1854.  3934.07 
Dent,m{J.B.)     Sew.ige  farming.     1870 3934.07*, 

—  Sanitary  works  and  sewage  utilization.    1869.    .    .    3934.07  i-i 

Eassie  ( ir.)     Healthy  houses.     1872 3932  66 

Latham  {B.)     The  sewage  dilficulty.     1867 3934.07 'i 

—  Sanitary  engiheriug.     1873 3942.01 

—  Scheme  of  sewerage  and  sewage  utilization  for  Hornsey.  1869, 

3934.07  >i 
Reynolds  (0.)    Sewer  gas,  and  how  to  keep  it  out  of  houses. 

1872 8931.52 

Sanitary  siftings,  or  sewage  systems  compared.    1868.  3934  07  'a 

Sexwing  Machines. 

Ilerzberg  (Z>r.)    The  sewing  machine  :  its  history,  construction. 

and  application 3922.01 

Nichols  {Arthur  H.)    Sewing  machines.    [In  Mass.  State  board  o/ 

health.     3d  report.  1871] 4345.19 

Parton  [J.)    Triumphs  of  enterprise 3265.15 

Sheet-Iron  and  Sheet-MetaL 

Percy  {J.)    Manufacture  of  Russian  sheet-iron.    1871.     .  3934.32 

Ifarn  {R.  H.)    Sheet  metal  worker's  instructor.     1869.    .  3933.51 

Ship  Building. 

[5ce  Naval  science,  in  general  alphabet.] 

Silk  and  Silk  'Worms. 
Cobb  IJ.  H.)    Manual  of  the  mulberry  tree,  and  culture  of  silk. 

1831 6133.17 

Cowdin  {E.  C.)  Report  on  silk  and  silk  manuf.  1868.  .  3931.19 
Same.      [Paris  univ.  eip.,   1867,       U.  S.  com.      Reports, 

V.  6]  . 3916.14 

Dandolu  {V.,conti).  Art  of  rearing  silk-worms.  1825.  .3931.10 
Hartlib  IS.)    Reformed  'Virginian  silk-worm.     [Force's  tracts, 

v.  3  ] 677.11) 

History  of   Bilk :    including   spinning,  dyeing,    and    weaving. 

1863 3931.06 

Porter  [G.R.)    Treatise  on  silk-manufacture,     1831.    .     .3931.08 

Smoke. 

[See  also  Warming  and  'Ventilation,  p.  48.] 

Williams  ((.'.  W.)    On  the  prevention  of  smoke.    1858.    .  3932.45 


BROOKLYN    MERCANTILE    LIBRARY, 


ARTS,   USEFUL:    Soap  ;<>  Turuing. 


47 


Soap. 

Dussance  (H.)  Treatiso  on  the  manufacture  of  soap.  1869.  3932.10 
,  Steam-Engiiie. 

Alban  {E.)  High-preBsure  steam-engine.  1848,  .  ,  .  3926.11 
Armstrong  (R.)  Treatise  on  steam  boilers.  1857.  .  .  .  3926.18 
Auchinctoss  {}V.  S.)      Steam,  elc.     Paris  univ.  exp.,  1867.      U.  S. 

com.     Reports,  v.  4.) 3915.12 

Bourne  (J.)     Catechism  of  the  steam-engine.     1859.      .     ,  3926.14 

—  Handbook  of  the  steam  engine  :  key  to  the  '  Catechism,'  etc. 

1873 39'J6.00 

—  Practical  treatipe,    1852 39'i6.01 

Same.     187-2 3927.08 

Brown  {F.)  and  Main  {T.  J.)  Marine  steam  engine.     1864.  3926.05 

Same.     QueBtious  etc.     1863 3926.09 

Burgh  {N.  P.)  Pocket-book  of  practical  rules  for  the  proportions 

of  modern  engines  and  boilers.    1868 3921.13 

Same.     1865 3926.22 

—  SUde  valve.     1870 3926.27 

—  On  the  condensation  of  steam.    1871 3927.13 

Bum  {R.  S.)  Steam  engine:  history  and  mechanism.  1868.  3926.29 
Colburn  {Z.)    Locomotive  engineering,  and  mechanism  of  rail- 
ways.    1871 3927  29 

—  and  Holfey  {A.  L.)  Permanent  way  and  coal-burning  locomotive 
boilers  of  European  railways.     1858 3927.05 

Delepitrre  {O.)  Historical  difficulties,     pp.  139-148.     1868.  2521.27 

Dempsey  {G.  D.)    Locomotive   engine.     1857 3926.15 

Dodd  {G.)    Hist,  and  explanatory  dissert,  on  the  steam  engine, 

1818 3927.27 

Engine-room  (Ttu) ;  also  the  application  of  the  indicator  to  the  ma- 
rine engine,    [anon.]    1870 3926.38 

Even  {H.)  Steam  and  the  steam-engine  :  land,  marine,  and  loco- 

motive.     1873 3922  23 

Farey  (J.)     Treatise  on  the  steam-engine.    1827.      .     .     .  3927.06 

Foden(J.)     Boiler-makers' companion.     1869 3923.31 

Garvey  (M.  A.)     Future  effects  of  steam.     1852 6816,12 

Hale  (  W.)    Mechanical  means  by  which  vessels  are  propelled  by 

Bteam  power.     1868 3926.30 

Harrison  {J.,  jr.)    Locomotive  engine,  and  Philadelphia's  share 

in  its  early  improvement.     1872 3907.01 

Isherwood  {B.  F.)    Engin.  precedents  for  steam  machinery.    2  v. 

1859 3925.04 

Kauffer  (/*.)     Steam  in  the  engine,  etc.     1873 3907.02 

King  ( W.  H.)    Lessons  on  steam,  the  steam  engine,  etc.    3926.08 

Lardner  (D.)    Rudimentary  treatise.     1866 3921.16 

Same,    1859 3926.19 

MacFarlane  (R.)     History  of  propellers  and  steam  navigation. 

1851 •     .     .     .  3926.10 

Main  {T.  J.)  and  Brown  {T  )     Marine  steam  engine.    1864.  3926.06 

—  Questions  on  the  marine  steam  engine.  1863.  .  .  :t926.09 
Murray  {R  )  Marine  engin^.s  and  steam  vessels.  1869  .  3926.28 
Aystrom  {J.   W.)      Screw  propellers  and  their  steam-engines. 

1852 3926.13 

Perry  {J.)     Elementary  treatise  on  steam,  [steam-engines  and 

boilers].     1874 3907.04 

^an^-iTie  {}V.  J.  M)    Manual  of   the  steam-engine  and  other 

prime  movers.     2d  ed.     1861 3926.12 

Read  (D.)    Nathan  Read  :   Ms  invention  of  the  high  pressure 

engine,  etc.     1870 3926.24 

Robinson  (J.  R.)  Explosions  of  steam  boilers.  1870.  .  3921.12 
Sewell  (J.)  Treatise  on  steam  and  locomotion.  1852.  .  3926.16 
Steam  engine  explained,  [anon.]  1839.  [Pamphlets.]  .  6721.01 
Stephenson  (R.)  and  Locke  {J.)    Comparative  merits  of  locomotive 

and  fixed  engines,  as  applied  to  railways.     1831.  .     .  3907.03 
Tredgold  (T.)  On  the  steam-engine.     3  v.    1852. 
Trips  in  the  life  of  a  locomotive  engineer,    [anon.]  1863.    1112.12 
Walker  {J.)  Comparative  merits  of  locomotive  and  fixed  engines 

as  a  moving  power.     1831 3907.03 

Ward  (J.  H.)     Steam  tor  the  million.     1860 3926.06 

Webster  {G.  E.)  Steam  engine  and  steam.  2  v.  [1874.]  .  3907.05 
Williams  (C.  W.)    On  heat  in  its  relations  to  water  and  steam. 

1864 3926.04 

Note.  See  on  the  question  of  the  invention  of  the  steam- 
engine,  Delepierre  (O.)    Hist,  difficulties.      .    .    .  2621.27 
Indicator, 
Amplication  [The)  of  the  Indicator  to  marine  engines.    [Engine- 
room.  eU.     1870.] 3926.38 

Main  [T.  J.)  The  indicator  and  dynamometer.  4th  ed.  2925.30 
Porter  (C.  T.)  On  the  Richards  steam-engine  indicator.  3925.31 
— Description  of    Richards'  improved  steam-engine  indicator. 

1868 3925.33 

Steam  Navigation. 
Dodd  (G.)    Hist,  and  explanatory  dissertation  on  steam  packets. 
1818 3927.27 

—  Steamers.     1868 3926.31 

Murray  {R.)     Treatise  on  marine  engines  and  steam  Tessels. 

1869 3926.28 

Ocean-routes.    See  Chambers's  Papers,  v.  8 2616.04 

Otway  [R.)  Treatise  on  steam  navigation.  1834.  .  .  .  3927.27 
Rainey  (T.)  O'-ean  steam  navigation,  and  the  ocean  post.  4617.07 
Sargent  {O.)    Lectures  on  American  steam  navigation.    [Weale's 

qtiar.  papers,  v.  3.] 3918.13 

Seaward  {J.  and  S.)    Observations  on  sleam  power  between  this 

country  and  the  East  Indies.     1834 3927.27 

Stuart  (C.  B  )  Naval  and  mad  steamers  of  the  U.  S.  1853.  4518.16 
Town  (I.)  Navigating  the  ocean  with  steamships.  1838.  R091.01 
Woodcraft  {B.)     Origin  and  progress  of  steam  nav.    1848.  3926.02 

Stone  and  Stone-Mason's  Work. 

[See  also  Cements  and  Concrete,  p.  41.] 
Burgoyne  (J.)    Blasting  and  quarrying  of  stone.    1860.    .  3932.30 


Strength  and  Resistance  of  Materials. 


Baker  (B.)  On  the  strengths  of  beams,  columns,  and  arch*** 
l-«70 ;,9og  3^ 

Barlow  (P.)  On  the  strength  of  timber,  cast  ami  malleable  iron 
and  other  materials.    1851 ;i92G.37 

number  (  W,)  Handy-book  for  the  caVulatiuns  of  strains  in"glr- 
ders  and  similar  structures.     1869 3922.14 

Wood  {De  V.)    On  the  resistance  of  materials.    1871.   .    ,*  3926  41 

Same.    2d  ed.    1875. 

Sugar. 

[See  also  Agriculture,  p.  9  ;— and  Beet-root  sugar,  p.  40.] 
Napoleon  III.    The  sugar  question,  1842.    [Works,  v.  2.]    5057. HJ 

Surveying. 

[See  also  Engineering.] 
Baker  {T.)     Land  and  engineering  snrveying.     1859.     .     .  3925.17 

—  Subterraneous  surveys  without  the  magnetic  needle.  39:i5!l9 
Clevenger  {S.  V.)     Government  surveying.     1874.      .     .     .  39'25!l6 

Davies  (C)     Elements  of  surveying.     1868 3925.16 

Fenwick  { T.)    Subterraneous  surveying  and  magnetic  variation 

of  the  needle.    1861 3925.19 

Gillespie  {W.  M.)  Treatise  on  land  surveying.  1863.  .  3925.10 
Gummere  {J.)  Treatise  on  land  survejing.  1853.  .  .  .  y925.08 
Hawes  {J.  H.)  United  States  surveying  :  rectangular,  etc.  39'25.09 

Nesbit  (A.)     Treatise  on  land  surveying.     1820 3925  11 

Smith  (J.  A.)    Treatise  on  land  surveying 3924.01 

Telegraph. 

Aligny  [H.  F.  Q.  d').  Outlines  of  the  history  of  the  Atlantic  cables. 

[Paris  nniv.  expos.,  1867.  U.  S.  com.  Reports,  v.  5.]  3915.13 
Briggs  (C  F.)  and  Maverick  {A.)    Story  of  the  telegraph,  and  hist. 

of  the  great  Atlantic  cable.     1858 3934  26 

Cooke  (W.  F.)  Invention  of  the  electric  telegraph.  1869.  3934.36 
CuUey  [R.  S)     Hand-book  of  practical  telegraphy.     1870.  3934.-30 

Dodd  [G.)     Telegraphs.     1868 3926.31 

Field  (//.  M.)     Hist,  of  Atlantic  telegraph.     1866.     ...  3934.25 

Hogg{G.)     Secret  code  for  telegrams.    1870 3934.31 

Hight^m  (E.)     Electric  T.  ;  its  history.     1852 3934.24 

Morse  [S.  F.  B.)    Examination  of  telegraphic  apparatus.     [Paris 

univ.  expos..  1867.     U.S.  com.    Reports,  v.  4.]      .     .3915.12 

—  Life,  by  S.  1.  Prime.     1875 3126.22 

Mullaly  {J.)     Laying  of  the  cable.     1858 3934.23 

Pope  (F.  L)  Modern  practice  of  the  electric  T.  1870.  .  3934.29 
Prescott  iG.  B.)  History  of  the  electric  T.  I860.  .  .  .3934.28 
Ronalds  [Sir  F.)  Description  of  an  electrical  T.  1871.  .  3934.22 
Smithsonian  Institution.  Board  of  regents.  Proceedings  in  rela- 
tion to  the  electro-magnetic  T.  1857.  [Sm.  miscel.  coll. 
V.  2.] 3935.12 

Van  Choate  {S.  F.)     Ocean  telegraphing.    1865.     ....  3934.27 

Wilson  {G.)     Electricity  and  the  electric  telegraph.    1854.   [Trav. 

libr.,  V.  24.] 5075.29 

Tinsmith. 

Blinn  (L.  J.)  Workshop  companion  for  tin,  sheet-iron,  and  cop- 
per-plate woi  kers.     1865 39.33.40 

Butts  {I.  R)     Tinman's  manual.     1860 4002.06 

Davidson  (E.  A.)     Drawing  for  metal-plate  workers.  1854.  3924.34 

Trades  and  Professions.     {Popular  jnanuals.) 
Bigelow  (J.)    Useful  arts  considered  in  connection  with  (he  ap- 
plications of  science.     2  V.     1856 3914.17 

Cutbush  [J.)    American  artist's  manual.     1814 39J6.08 

Hazen  (£'.)     Popular  technology  ;    or,  professions  and   trades. 

2  V.     1850 3914.24 

Leslie  [F.),  Morse  [S.  F.  B  ).  and  Evans  (T.  W.)  Fine  arts  applied 
to  the  useful  arts.  [Paris  univ.  exp.,  1867.  U.  S.  com.  Re- 
ports, V.  1.] 3915.09 

Mason  (G.C.)  Application  of  art  to  manufactures.  [Metals,  enamels, 

electrotypy.  porcelain,  glass,  and  ornament.]     1858.     3914.23 

Middlesex  mechanic  association.     Reports  of  the  first  Exhibition 

held  in  the  city  of  LoweU,  Sept.,  1851.     1852.   .     ,     .  3923.10 

Potter  {A.)    Principles  of  science  applied  to  the  domestic  and 

mechanic  Arts.     1847 3914  16 

Powell  {T.)      Humane  industry.     1661 3921.18 

Strauss  (G.  L.  M.)  and  others.  England's  workshops.  [Metals, 
chemicals,  glass,  provisions,  and  supi  .es.]     1866.     .  3914.22 

Wylde  {J.)     Book  of  trades.     1866 3914.13 

Yeats  [J.)    Technical  history  of  commerce.     1871..     .     .3915.26 
[See  also  Dictionaries,    Cyclopedias,   etc..   p.   44  ;— and 
Darner   of  particular   tiades  ;    also  Fine  arts  :    Industrial 
applications.] 

Tunnels. 

Law  IH.)  Memoir  of  Thames  tunnel,  [Weale's  quar.  papers, 
V.  5  ]        3918.16 

Turning,  the  Lathe,  etc. 

Amateur  mechanic's  workshop.     1870 3023.06 

Hand-book  of  turning,     [anon.]     1859 3923.23 

Holtzapjfel  (C.)     Turning  and  mechanical  manipulation.    3  v. 

1852 3923.18 

Contents  :  v.  1.  Materials  ;  their  choice,  and  modes  of 
working  them  without  cutting  tools.  2.  Construction, 
etc.,  of  cutting  tools.  3.  Abrasive  and  miscellaneous, 
which  cannot  be  accompUshed  without  cutting  tools. 

Lathe  and  its  uses,     [anon.]    1868 2?2?'H 

Specimens  of  fancy  turning,    [anon.]    1869 ISooS 

Turner's  companion,     [anon.]     1851 ^onT 

Watson  (E.  P.)    Manual  of  the  hand  lathe.    1869.    .    .    .  3923.24 


In  uking  for  books,  use  the  "  Book  Orders."  givuig  the  AUTHOR'S  NAMB.  the  first  part  of  the  TITLE.  aTid  the  NU-MBKB. 


48 


ARTS,    USEFUL.  :    Warming  lo  Wooleiis. 


VTarmmg  and  ventilation. 

Bernan  (  W.)    Hist,  and  art  of  warming  and  ventilating.    2  v. 

1864 ♦ 3932.51 

Burn  {R.  S.)  Sanitary  science  as  applied  to  the  healthy  construc- 
tion of  houses.     1872 3932.58 

Eassie  {W.)      Healthy  houses,  drainage,  ventilation,  warming. 

etc.     1872 3932.56 

Edwards  IF.,  jr.)    On  the  extravagant  use  of  fuel  in  cooking. 

1869. 3932.50 

Gonqf.[H.A.)    New  system  of  ventilation.    1870.    .     .     .3932.63 

Griscom  {J.  H.)     Uses  and  abuses  of  air.     1850 4323.28 

Leeds  (i.  W.)    Lectures  on  ventilation,  1866-67.       .     .     .  3932.19 
Martin  {A.  C.)    Ventilation  of  school-houses.    [In  Mass.     State 

board  of  health.    2d  report,  1870.] 4315.19 

Priieaux  (T.  ,'i.)     On  economy  of  fuel.     1853 3932.17 

Reid  {D.  B.)    Theory  and  practice  of  ventilation.    1844.     3932.51 

—  Lectures  on  ventilation  efc.    (Sm.  rep.  1856] 3936.11 

Thompson  [B.,  Count  Rumford).  Economy  of  fuel.    [In  his  Essays, 

V.  2,  1798.]         4026.11 

T'Jmlinson  (CI    On  warming  and  ventUation 3932.46 

Walker  (W.t    Daeful  hints  on  ventilation.    1850.    .    .    .3932.62 
Williams  [C.  TV.)    Combustion  origen  and  prevention  of  smoke. 

1858. 3932.45 

Wyinan  {il.;     Treatise  on  ventilation.     1846 3932.67 

■Water-v(rorka. 

[See  also  Hydraulics,  p.  43.] 

Brooklyn  Water-works.     Documents  and  plans.     1854.     .  3927.23 

Hughes  IS.)    Treatise  on  water-works  for  the  supply  of  cities. 

1859 39M.08 

Same.    Kew  ed.    1872 3932  08 

Weaving. 

[See  also  Manufactures.] 

Waison  (J.)     Art  of  weaving.     1863 3931.11 

Weights  and  Measures,  Cambists,  etc. 
Adams  [J.  Q.)  Report  upon  weights  and  measures.  1821.  4015.18 

—  —  Same.    [M  Davies  (C.)     Metric  system.    1871.]   .    .4015.16 
Colebrooke  (77.  T.)    On  Indian  weights  and  measures.    [In  his 

Miscel.  essays,  V.  1,1873.] 7815.07 

Dubost  (0.)  Elements  ot  commerce  ;  or,  operations  of  exchange  ; 
Moneys,  weights,  and  measures  ;  Commercial  calculations, 

etc.    2  V.     1805 6916.24 

Greaves  (J.)  Discourse  of  the  Boman  foot  and  denarius.  [Mis- 
cel. works,  V.  1.] 5037.17 

—  Origin  and  antiquity  of  our  English  weights  and  measures. 

2d  ed.     1716.     (••  Tracts.") 6911.06 

7rote  (G.)  Ancient  weights,  coins  and  measures.  [In  his  Minor 
works.    1873.] 2528.73 

Hedley  (J.)    Commercial  calculations  for  Hamburg.  1816.  6916.27 

Horton  iR.)  The  complete  measurer.  2d  ed.,  with  additions. 
1871 3911.22 

KeUylP.)  Universal  cambist  and  commercial  instructor.  2  v. 
in  1.    1821 5918.01 

Kohlrausch  {F  )  Introd.  to  physical  measurements,  with  appen- 
dices on  absolute  electrical  measurement,  (?(c.   1871.  4026.26 

Observations  on  the  report  of  the  committee  of  weights  and 
measures,  etc.    By  Calculator.    [Paraph.,  v.  4.  1814.]  5058.04 

Robertson  {E.  W.)  Standards  of  the  past  in  weight  and  currency. 
[In  his  Hist,  essays.    1872.] 445.25 


Tate{W.)    The  modern  cambist.    1868 6916.26 

Weights,  measures,  and  coins.  [Paris  univ.  expos.  U.  S.  com. 
Reports,  v.  1.] 3916.09 

Woolhouse  ( W.  S.  B.)  Measures,  weights,  and  moneys  of  all  na- 
tions.    1859 4016.19 

See  also  Physics.    {Electrical  measurements.) 
Metric  System. 

Bowring  {Sir  J.)     Decimal  system.     1854 4015.22 

British  metre,  and  its  derivatives  ;  proposed  reform.  London, 
1820.     8°.     [Pamph.,  v.  16.] 6068.16 

Clarke  {A.K.)  Comparisons  of  the  standards  of  length  of  England, 
France,  Belgium,  Prussia.  Kussia,  India,  Australia,  made 
at  the  Ordnance  survey  office.  Southampton.    1866.    4018.21 

Dangar  {J.  G.)  Notes  of  lessons  on  the  metric  system  of  weights 
and  measures,  and  on  the  decimal  coinage.    1871.     .  4015.13 

Davies  (C.)  Metric  system,  with  reference  to  its  inti-oductiou 
into  the  U.  S 4016.16 

Felton  (J.  H.)     Decimal  system      1867 4016.21 

Gt.  Britain.    First  report  of   commissioners.    1820.    [Pamph., 
•     V.  16.] 6068.16 

Hassler  {F.  R.)  Comparisons  of  weights  and  measures  of  length 
and  capacity.    1832 4016.17 

Herschel  [Sir  J.)  Metric  system,  [/n  Davies  (C.)  Metric  sys- 
tem.    1871.] 4016.16 

Levi{L.)    Metric  system.    1871 4015.14 

Newton  (H.  A.)     Metric  system.     [Sm.  rep.,  1865.]  .     .     .  3936.20 

Rulter  (ZT.)  Metric  system  compared  with  British,  standard 
weights  and  measures,    1866 4015.15 

Wfutworth  (J.)  Standard  decimal  measures  of  length.  [In  his 
Papers,  etc.    1858.] 3923.21 

Wells  and  Well-digging,  Pumps,  etc. 

[See  Hydrauhcs,  p.  43.] 
Pole  IW.)    Cornish  pumping  engine.    [Weale's  quar.  papers, 
V.  6] 3918.16 

WTieels. 

[See  also  Machinery,  p.  45.] 

Cam>is  (C.  E.)    Treatise  on  the  teeth  of.    1868 3923.38 

Wines. 

[See  Liquors,  p.  41.] 

Wood  and  ■Wood-'working. 

[See  also  Turning,  p.  47.] 

Preservation  of  wood.    (Sm.  rep.,  1861.] 3936.19 

Richards  [J.)  Wood-working  factories  and  machinery.  1873.  3922.28 

■Woolens  and  Worsteds. 

[See  also  Agriculture.    (Sheei>,  p.  9.)] 
BiscTtnjr  (■/.)    History  of  the  woolen  and  worsted  manufactures, 

aud  the  natural  and  commercial  history  of  sheep.    2  v. 

1812 3931.16 

History  of  wool,  including  observations  on  spinning,  dyeing, 

aid  weaving.     1853 3931.08 

Mudgc  [E.  R.)  and  Hayes  {.I.  L.)    Report  on  wool  and  wool  manu- 

'factures.    [Paris  univ.  expos.,  1867.     U.  S.  com.    Reports, 

v.  6]       . 3915.14 

Proposal  fully  to  prevent  the  smuggling  of  wool.     [By  Philo-Bri- 

tannicufi.    anon.]    London,  1732.     12" 6911.06 

Sympson  [A.)  Short  and  effectual  method  to  prevent  the  running 

of  wool,  etc.,  from  Great  Britain  and  Ireland.    1711.    6911.06 


Arundel  Society.     [Publications.     London,  1849-70.] 
Lihrary  publications. 

1850.  Vasari  (G.)  Life  of  Giovanni  Angelioo  ;  by  G.  .K. 
Bezzi.  1854.  Ruskin  (J.)  Giotto  and  his  works  in  Padua. 
1855.  Wyatt  (M.  D.)  Notices  of  sculpture  in  ivory  ;  with 
a  catalogue  of  select  ex-imples  of  ivory  carvings,  by  E.  Old- 
fleld.  1856.  Layard  (A.  H  )  Martyrdom  of  St.  Sebastian, 
fresco  by  Pietro  Perugino.  ^t  Pauicale.  1857.  Layard 
(A.  H.)  Madonna  aud  Saints,  fresco  by  Ottaviano  Nelli,  at 
Gubbio.  1658.  Layard  (A.  H.)  Frescoes  by  Pinturicchio, 
at  Spello.  1859.  Layard  (A.  H.)  Giovanni  Sauzio,  aud 
his  fresco  at  Cagli.  1860.  Layard  (A.  H.)  Domenico 
Ghirlandaio  and  his  fresco  of  the  death  of  S.  Francis. 
1865.  Weale  (W.  H.  J.)  Hans  Memliug,  a  notice  of  his 
life  and  works.  1868.  Layard  (A.  H)  The  Braucacci 
chapel  and  Masolino,  Masaccio,  and  Filippino  Lippi. 
1871.  Wornum  (R.  N.  H.)  Holbein  and  the  Meier  Ma- 
donna. 

ChromoUlhoriraphs .     Annual  publications, 
with  some  e.rtra  issues. 

1856.  Giotto  chapel,  Padua,  in  1306.— Martyrdom  of 
St.  Sebastian  ;  from  a  fresco  by  P.  Perugino  at  Panicale. 
1857.  Christ  among  the  doctors  ;  from  a  fresco  b,v 
Pinturicchio  at  Spello. — Fresco  by  Ottaviano  Nelli  at 
Gubbio  :  The  Madonna  aud  saints.  1858.  The  nativ- 
ity ;  fresco  by  Pinturicchio,  at  Spello. —  S.  Catharine 
borne  by  angels  to  the  tomb,  by  B.  Luini,  Brera  gal- 
lery, Mdan.  1859.  Dante;  lac  simile  of  a  portrait 
by  Giotto.— Fresco  of  Madonua  and  child  by  L.  da  Vinci 
in  the  monastery  of  S.  Onofrio  at  Rome. — Fresco  by  G. 
Sanzio  at  Cagli. — Head  of  an  angel,  supposed  to  be  a 
portrait  of  Raffaelle  ;  from  a  fresco  by  G.  Sanzio  at  Cagli. 
1860.  IVo  heads,  from  a  fresco  by  Ghirlaudajo  in  the 


church  of  St.  Trinila,  Florence.— Death  of  S.  Francis,  fi'ora 
the  same.  1861.  The  fall,  by  F.  Lippi,  the  Expulsion, 
by  Masaccio  :  from  frescoes  in  the  Brancacci  chapel  of  the 
church  of  the  Carmine,  Florence— Tribute  money,  by 
Masaccio  ;  from  the  same.— S.  Peter  preaching  and  S.  Peter 
baptizing,  by  Masalino  ;  from  the  same.  1862.  Burial 
of  S.  Cecilia  ;  from  a  fresco  by  F.  Francia,  church  of  S. 
Cecilia  at  Bologna.— S.  Peter  in  prison,  visited  by  S.  Paul, 
and  S.  Peter  delivered  from  prison,  by  F.  Lippi ;  from  the 
fresco  in  the  Brancacci  chapel  of  the  church  of  the  Car- 
mine at  Florence.— Head  from  the  same.— S.  8.  Peter  and 
John  heaUng  the  cripple,  and  S  Peter  raising  Petronilla 
by  Miisalino  ;  from  frescoes  in  the  Brancacci  chapel  of  the 
church  of  the  Carmine  at  Florence. —Head  from  the  same. 
1863.  The  annunciation  ;  from  a  fresco  by  Fra  Angelico, 
convent  of  S.  Mark  at  Florence.— Marriage  of  S.  Cecilia  ; 
from  a  fresco  by  F.  Francia,  in  the  chiuvh  of  S.  Cecilia  at 
Bologna.— S.  Augustine  pre.aching ;  from  a  fresco  by  B.  Goz- 
zoli,  at  S.  Gimignano.— S.  S.  Peter  and  Paul  raising  Uie  king's 
son,  and  the  homage  to  S.  Peter,  by  Masaccio  and  F.  Lippi ; 
from  a  fresco  in  Braucacci  chapel.— Head  fi-om  the  same, — 
S.  S.  Peter  and  John  healing  the  sick  by  their  shadows, 
and  S.  S.  Peter  and  John  giving  alms,  by  Masaccio.  from 
frescoes  in  the  Brancacci  chapel.— Head  Iroiu  the  same. — 
Conversion  of  Hermogenes  the  sorcerer  ;  fl'om  a  fresco  by 
Andrea  Mantegua  in  tiie  Church  of  the  Eremitani  at  Pa- 
dua 1864.  Coronation  of  the  Virgiu,  from  a  fresco  by 
Fra  Angelico.  convent  of  S.  Mark  at  Florence  —Christ 
among  the  doctors  ;  from  a  fresco  by  Luini  at  Saronno.— 
Presentation  in  the  temple  ;  from  a  fresco  by  Luini  at  Sa- 
ronno.—Head  from  the  same.  1865.  Marriage  of  the  Vir- 
gin ;  from  a  fresco  by  B.  Luini  at  Saronno.- S.  James  before 
Herod  ;  from  a  fl'es'co  by  Andrea  Mautegna.  in  the  Church 
of  the  Eremitani  at  Padua.— Adoration  of  the  Magi  ;  from 
a  triptych  at  Bruges,  by  Memliug.— Nativity  of  our  Lord 


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aud  his  i^reseutAtion  in  the  temple  :  fi*oin  the  same.— S. 

Joliu  Baptist  and  S.  Verouica  ;  from  the  eame, — H,  Petor 
delivered  trom  prisou  ;  from  a  fresco  by  KapUael  in  the 
Stauze  of  the  Vatican.  18(36.  The  annunciation;  from 
a  fresco  by  Fra  Bartolommeo,  villa  of  the  Frati  di  S.  Mar- 
co, Florence. — The  last  supper  ;  from  a  Jre-sco  by  Ghir- 
laud^io  in  the  church  of  the  Otiuiasanti  at  Florence. — The 
adoration  of  the  Magi  ;  from  a  fresco  by  Lniui  at  Saronno. 
—The  four  eibyla  ;  from  a  fresco  by  ltai)hael  in  S.  Maria 
della  Pace  at  Rome. — The  nativity  of  the  Virgin  ;  from 
fresco  by  A.  del  Sai-to  in  the  convent  of  the  Anuunziiita,  at 
Florence.  1867.  The  tcetasy  of  S  Catherine;  from  a 
fresco  by  Razzi  in  San  Doraeuico.  Siena.— Pn-achiu^'  oi 
John  the  Baptist ;  from  a  fie(>GO  by  Ghirlaudajo  in  S.  Maria 
Novella  at  Florence. — Poetry  ;  from  a  fresco  by  Raphael  in 
the  Stanze  of  the  Vatican. — Theology  ;  from  the  same. 
1868.  The  adoration  of  the  lamb  ;  irom  the  altar  piece 
by  the  brothers  Van  Eyck  in  the  cathedral  of  St.  Bavou  at 
Ghent.— S.  S.  Peter  and  Paul  before  Nero,  and  the  martyr- 
dom of  S  Peter  by  F.  Lippi  ;  from  the  fresco  in  the  Bran- 
cacci  chapel  of  the  church  of  the  Carmine  at  Florence. — 
The  vision  of  Saint  Bernard  ;  from  a  painting  by  F.  Lippi 
in  the  Badia  at  Florence. — The  procession  of  the  Magi  ; 
from  a  fi-esco  by  A.  del  Sarto  in  the  cloister  of  the  S.  S.  An  ■ 
nunziata  at  Florence.  1869.  Judges  and  warriors,  hermits 
and  pilgrims,  by  the  brothers  Van  Fyek.  in  tlie  cathedral  of 
St.  Bavon  at  Ghent. — Portraits  of  Judocus  Vyts,  Lord  of 
Pomele,  aud  his  wife  Isabelle  de  Borlunt,  with  tlieir  patron 
eaiuta  ;  by  the  same. — The  adoration  of  the  kings  ;  irom  a 
fresco  by  Pietro  Perugino  at  Cetta  della  Pieve  near  Peru- 
gia.— S-  Filippo  Beunizzi  healing  chddren  ;  from  a  fresco 
by  A.  del  Sarto  in  the  convent  of  the  Annunciata  at  Florence. 
1870.  Christ  and  aiary  Magdalene  in  tin-  (pardon  ;  from 
the  fresco  by  Fra  Angelico  in  the  convent  of  S.  Mark  at 
Florence. — The  transfiguration  ;  fi-om  the  fresco  by  Fra 
Angelico  in  the  convent  of  St.  Mark  at  Florence. — Jesus 
and  his  disciples  at  Emmaus  ;  from  a  fresco  by  Fra  Bar- 
tolommeo in  the  convent  of  St.  Mark,  Florence. — The 
prophet  Jeremiah  ;  from  the  fresco  by  Michel  Angelo  on 
the  ceiling  of  the  Sistine  chapel  at  Rome. — Venus  rising 
from  the  sea  ;  irom  the  picture  by  Saudro  Botticelli  in  the 
Uffizi  gallery  at  Florence.— Four  apostles,  by  A.  Duerer  in 
the  gallery  at  Munich.- From  a  fresco  by  Ott.  Nelli  at  Gub- 
bio. — St.  Cecilia  at  the  organ,  and  angelic  choir,  by  the 
brothers  Van  Eyck,  in  the  cathedral  of  St.  Bavon  at  Ghent. 
— The  Triune  God  ;— The  Virgin  Mary  ; — St.  John  the  Bap. 
tist ;  from  the  same. 

Eiigrarings. 
1857.  Head  of  the  Virgin  ;  Head  of  a  saint ;  from  a 
fresco  at  Gubbio  by  O  Nelli.— The  washing  of  the  feet,  by 
Giotto  —The  kiss  of  Judas,  by  Giotto.  1858.  Head  of  a 
shepherd  worshipping  ;  ironi  the  fresco  of  the  Nativity  by 
Piuturicchio.  at  Sptllo,— Head  of  an  au^el ;  from  the  same. 
St.  Catharine  ;  from  a  fresco  by  B.  Luini  in  the  Brera  gal- 
lery, Milan.  1859.  Head  of  an  angel,  supposed  to  be  a 
portrait  of  Kaffaelle,  fi-om  a  fresco  by  G.  Sanzio.  at  Cagli. — 
Head  lit  the  Virgin  ;  from  a  fresco  by  L.  da  Vinci  in  the 
monastery  of  S.  Onofrio,  Rome.  1861.  The  Virgin  Mary, 
the  Angel  Gabriel,  and  portrait  of  himself  from  Pinturic- 
chio  s  fresco  of  the  Annunciation,  at  Spello.  1864.  Con- 
version ol  Saul;  from  the  tapestry  in  the  Vatican,  exe- 
cuted fi'om  a  lost  cartnon  belonging  to  the  series  at  Hamp- 
ton Court,  1867.  Martyrdom  of  St  Stejihen  ;  from  the 
tapestry  in  the  Vatican,  ex-cuted  from  a  lost  cartoon  be- 
longing to  the  series  at  Hampton  Court.  1869.  Ordina- 
tion of  St  Laurence,  by  Fra  Angelico. — Virgin  and  Child, 
with  St.  John,  by  Luini. 

Line  engravings  from  frescoes  by  Fra  Angelico  in  the  chapel 
Nicholas  v.,  in  the  Vatican,  viz.,  1849-50.  St.  Lawrence 
distributing  alma.  1861-52.  St.  Stephen  before  the 
council.— St.  Bouaventura. — St.  Tommaso.  1855.  St. 
Lawrence  before  the  emperor  Deciua. — St.  Matthew. 
1856.  Sketches  of  the  heads  from  the  martyrdom  of  St. 
Sebastian.  1862-  St.  Stephen  distributing  alms.  1863. 
St.  Stephen  thrust  out  before  his  martyrdom.  1864.  St. 
J"hn.  1865.  St.  Sixtus  givmg  money  to  St.  Laurence 
for  alms. 
The  Arena  Chapel,  Padua.  Wood  engravings  from 
the  frescoes  of  Gi..>tto,  illus.  the  lives  of  the  Virgin 
aud  Our  Saviour.     Londou,  IS'lO.     Obi.  fol. 

Contents.  1852-3.  Joachim's  offering  is  rejected  by  the 
High  Priest. — Joachim  retires  to  the  sheepfold. — The  angel 
appear.s  to  Anna. — The  sacrifice  of  Joachim. — The  angel 
appears  to  Joachim. — The  meeting  of  Joachim  aud  Anna. 
—The  birth  of  the  Virgin  Mary,— The  preseutatinn  of  the 
Virgin  Mary.  1853.  The  rods  are  brought  to  the  High 
Priest.— The  watching  of  the  rods  at  the  altar.— The  es- 
pousal of  the  Virgin  Mary.— The  Virgin  Mary  returns  to 
her  home. — The  annunciation  ;  The  Angel  Gabriel.— The 
annunciation  ;  The  Virgin  Mary.- The  salutation.  185-1. 
The  nativity. — The  wise  men's  oflferiug.— The  presenta- 
tion in  the  temple  —The  flight  into  Egypt  —The  massacre 
of  the  innocents.— The  young  Christ  in  the  Temple.— The 
Baptism  of  Christ.  1655.  The  marriage  in  Cana.— 'the 
raising  of  Lazarus.— The  entry  into  Jerusalem. — The  ex- 
pulsion from  the  Temple.  1856.  The  hiring  of  Judas.— 
The  last  supper.  1857.  The  washing  of  the  feet.— The  kiss 
of  Judas.  1858.  Christ  before  Caiaphas.— The  scourging  of 
Christ.— Christ  bearing  his  cross.— The  crucifixion.  18oy. 
The  entombment. — The  resurrection.     1860.  The  ascen- 


Bion.— The  descent  of  the  Holy  Spirit.- Tho  Pleta  in  tho 

Arena  Chapel,  at  Padua. 

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Ashaugo-land.     iSVe  Countries.   (Africa.) 

Ashantee.     .See  Countries.  {Africa.) 

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Asia.     i<ee  Coimtxies.  (^l^ic.) 
Asia  Minor.     t>ee  Countries.   {Asia  Minor.) 
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12.  Main  (R.)  On  our  knowledge  of  the  parallax  of  the 
fixed  stars.  Baily  (F.)  On  the  pendulum  experiments 
made  in  Loudon  and  on  the  Euphrates.  Baily  (F.)  Ac- 
count of  some  pendulum  experiments  made  in  London 
and  at  the  Cape  of  Good  Hnpe.  Wrottesley  (J.)  Supple- 
mental catalogue  of  the  right  ascensions  of  fifty-five  stars. 
Riddle  (E.)  Longitude  of  Madras  by  moon-culminating 
observ.  Maclear  (T.)  On  the  difi'erence  in  longitude  be- 
tween the  observ.  of  Madras  and  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope. 
Everest  (G.)  On  the  astronomical  circles  of  the  grand 
trignometrical  survey  of  India.  Glaisher  (J.)  Correction 
of  the  elements  of  the  orbit  of  Venus.  Herschel  {J.  F. 
W.)  On  the  advantages  of  a  revision  and  rearrangement 
of  the  constellations.  Dawes  (W.  R.)  Ou  Breniiker's 
comet,  with  its  apparent  places.  Mean  positions  of  the 
stars  in  '*  Mr.  Daily's  address,"  as  determined  at  San  Fer- 
naudo.  Lassell  (W.)  Description  of  the  observatory  erect- 
ed at  Starfield.  Santini  (G.)  Catalogue  of  1677  stars 
included  between  the  equator  and  ten  degrees  of  north 
declination.  Henderson  (T.)  On  the  pai-allax  of  a  Cen- 
tanri. Roller  (M.)  Catalogue  of  208  stars.  Rothman  (R. 
W.)  On  the  Arabic  globe  belonging  to  the  society.  Muller 
(M.)  Obs.  of  the  comet  of  Halley.  Rothman  (R.  W.)  On 
the  masses  of  Venus  and  Mercury.  Astronomical  observ. 
Herschel  (J.  F.  W.)  Address  on  presenting  the  honorary 
medal  to  Bessel. 

13.  Baily  (F  )  The  catalogues  of  Ptolemy,  Ulugh  Be'.gh, 
Tycho  Brahe,  Halley.  HeveUus,  deduced  from  the  best  au- 
thorities.   With  notes. 

14.  Baily  ,F,)  Experiments  with  the  torsion  rod  for  de- 
termining the  mean  density  of  the  earth. 

15.  Baily  (F.)  Ou  the  total  eclipse  of  the  sun.  July  8, 
1842.  Airy  ^G.  B.)  Observ.  of  the  total  solar  eclipse,  July 
7,  1842.  Simms  (W  )  Ou  a  new  arrangement  of  a  vertical 
collimator  to  to  the  altitude  and  azimuth  instrument  ;  Tbe 
methed  of  least  squares  :  Ordnance  survey  of  England. 
Smyth  (C.  P.)  On  astronomical  drawing.  Simms  (W.)  On 
a  self-acting  circular  dividing  engine.  Lassell  (W.)  On  the 
solar  eclipse,  July  7,  1842,  and  longitude  of  the  Starfield 
observatory.  Pearson  (— ).  Catalogue  of  620  stars  within 
6'  north  and  south  of  the  ecHptic.  Henderson  (T.)  Ou 
the  right  ascensions  of  the  principal  fixed  stars.  Nasmyth 
(J.)  On  the  telescopic  appearance  of  the  moon.  Airy  (G. 
B.)  Ou  the  flexure  of  a  uniform  bar  supported  by  a  num- 
ber of  equal  pressures,  etc.  Maclear  ,T.)  Account  of  the 
Herschel  obelisk  at  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope.  Caldccoit  (J.) 
Observ.  of  the  eclipse  of  the  sun  at  Parratt.  Dec.  21.  1843. 
Harris  (R.)  Account  of  astron.  tables  in  the  library  of  C. 


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Tumor.  Boguelawski  (H.  von).  Ou  the  use  of  a  new  mi- 
crometer, and  its  application  to  the  determination  of  the 
parallax  of  Mars  Airy  [G.  B  )  On  a  new  conetruction  of 
the  divided  eye-glass  double-image  micrometer.  Mallear 
(T.)  Obaerv.  of  the  comet  of  Encke  at  the  Cape  of  Good 
Hope.  May,  1842.  Caldecutt  (J.)  Observ.  of  the  comet  of 
1843  at  Trevaudrum.  Aetrun.  obaerv.  in  comets.  Wrot- 
tesley  (Lord).  Honorary  medal  address  to  Francis  Baily. 
Herschel  {J    M.)     Memoir  of  F.  Baily. 

16.  Taylor  (T.  O.)  Longitude  of  the  E.  I.  Company's  ob- 
aerv. at  Madras.  Smyth  (W.  H.)  Obaerv.  of  g  Virginis.  ac- 
companied by  Hind's  elements  of  its  orbit.  Main  (R.)  On 
the  reduction  of  the  observ.  of  distance  of  comet  of  1843 
from  known  stars.  Airy  (O.  B.)  Aetron.  diff.  of  longitude 
on  the  arc  of  parallel  from  Greenwich  to  tbe  island  of  Va- 
lentia,  and  comparison  with  tLje  geodetic  difference  of 
longitude.  Hind  {J.  R  )  Ou  the  double  stars  d  Cygui  and 
g  Leouis.  Nasmyth  (J.)  Suggestions  for  improving  the 
manufacture  of  glass  for  optical  purposes.  Hind  (J.  R.) 
On  tlie  discovery  of  the  comet  in  Coma  Berenices,  Oct.  19, 
1H46.  Powell  (B.)  On  luminous  rings  around  shadows. 
Jacob  (W.  H.)  Double  stars  observed  at  Poonah,  1845  6. 
Dawes  (W.  R.)  Description  of  astron.  observ.  at  Camden 
Lodge.  Kent.  Airy  (/.i.  B.)  On  an  alteration  of  Bessel'a 
method  for  computation  of  star-corrections  ;  Reduction 
of  the  observ.  of  Halley's  comet  at  the  Cambr.  observ., 
1^35  and  1836.  Breen  (J.)  Longitude  of  Geneva  deduced 
from  octultations  of  fix£d  stars.  Airy  (G.  B.)  Account  of 
circumstances  historically  connected  with  the  planet  ex- 
terior to  Uranus.  Challis  (J.)  Account  of  observ.  in 
search  of  the  planet  discov,  at  Berhn,  Sept.  23,  1846. 
Adams  (J.  C.)  Ou  tbe  perturbation  of  Uranus.  Hind  (J.  R.) 
Elements  of  the  binary  star  g  Virginis.  Hausen  (P.  A.) 
Calcul  detaillo  d'une  intigaiit6  nouvelle  a  longue  periode 
dans  la  longitude  moyenne  de  la  lune.  Smyth  (W.  H.) 
Honorary  medal  address  to  G,  B.  Airy. 

17.  Adams  (J.  C.)  On  an  error  in  Bouvard'a  tables  of 
Saturn.  Airy  {G.  B.)  Results  deduced  from  the  occiilta- 
tions  of  stars  and  planets  by  the  moon,  observed  at  Cam- 
bridge. 1K30-IS35  ;  t'orrectioiis  of  the  lunar  elements  from 
the  Greenwich  observatory,  1750tol830,  Challis  (J.)  Method 
of  calculating  tie  orbit  of  a  planet  or  comet  from  three 
observed  places.  Jacob  (W.  S.)  Catalogue  of  double  stars 
observed  at  Poona,  1845-1848.  Shortrede  (R.)  On  the  lati- 
tude of  Dera  by  observ.,  and  ou  the  disturbing  attraction 
of  the  Himalayas.  Maclear  (T.)  Comp.  of  mean  places  of 
stars  with  Mauvais'  comet  at  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope, 
1844-6.     Herschel  {J.  F.  W.)  Honorary  medal  address. 

18.  Lassell  (W.)  On  grinding  and  polishing  specula,  &c. 
Discovery  of  an  eighth  satellite  of  Saturn  (Hyperion). 
Main  (R.)  Ou  the  form  of  the  planet  Saturn,  deduced  mi- 
crometrical  measures,  at  Greenwich.  1848.  Herschel 
(J.  F.  W.)  Ou  the  determination  ot  the  most  probable  orbit 
of  a  binary  star.  Powell  (B  )  Ou  irradiation.  Breen  (H.) 
Corrections  of  Jjiudenau's  elements  of  the  orbit  of  Venus. 
at  Greenwich.  1760-183U.  Herschel  (J.  F.  W.)  Honorary 
medal  address  to  Wm.  Lassell. 

19.  Airy  iG.  B.f  Results  of  the  obaervationB  at  the  Cape 
of  Good  Hope,  by  F.  FaUowa.  18'29-1831.  Challis  (J.) 
Method  of  correcting  the  errors  due  to  the  forms  of  the 
pivots  of  a  transit  instrument.  Main  (Hev.  R.)  Proper  mo- 
tions of  the  stars  coutamed  in  the  Greenwich  twelve-year 
catalogue  of  2,156  stars,  &c.  Dawes  (W.  R.)  Micrometri- 
cal  measurements  of  double  stars  at  Ormskirk.  Airy 
(G.  B  )  On  the  weights  to  be  given  to  the  separate  results 
for  terrestrial  longitudes.  ChevaJlier  (T.)  Method  of  hudiug 
the  effect  of  the  difference  of  parallax  in  occultations. 
Airy  (G.  B.)  Honorary  medal  address  to  Otto  von  Struve. 

20.  Maclear  (T.)  Report  of  the  Royal  observatory.  Cape 
of  Good  Hope  ;  Description  of  the  equatorial  iustrumeuts 
at  tUe  Cape  of  Good  Hope  ;  Examination  of  the  southern 
stars  of  the  British  association  catalogue  ;  Observations 
of  the  comet  of  1843  ;  Determination  of  the  parallax  of  a 
Coutauri  from  observ.  ;  Opposition  of  Mars,  1849-51).  Airy 
(G.  B.)  On  the  vibration  of  a  free  penduJum  in  an  oval 
differing  little  from  a  straight  line.  Clarke  (A.  R  )  On  the 
measurements  of  azimuths  on  a  spheroid.  Breon  (H.)  On 
tbe  corrections  of  Lindeuau's  elements  of  Mara.  Airy 
(O.  B.)  Honorary  medal  address  to  Auuibale  de  Gasparis. 

21.  Observations  of  the  total  solar  eclipse  of  July  28, 
1851.  Maclear  (T.)  Examination  of  the  southern  stars  of 
the  British  association  catalogue,  cont'd.  ;  Observations  of 
Petersen's  comet :  Ou  the  parallax  of  B  Ceutauri  ;  Opposi- 
tion of  Mars,  1851.52.  Dawes  (W.  R.)  Description  of  a  new 
solar  eye  piece.  Adams  (J.  0.)  Honorary  medal  address 
to  M.  Peters. 

22.  Airy  (G.  B.)  Reduction  of  the  obaerv.  by  Thomas 
Catton.  Sawitsch  (A.)  Memoire  sur  la  determination  de 
I'orbite  qu'un. satellite  decrit  autour  de  sa  planete.  Lard- 
ner  (D.)  On  tbe  uranography  of  Saturn.  Bloxam  (J-  M.) 
On  the  mathematical  theory  and  practical  defects  of  clock 


escapements.  Lassell  (W.)  Observations  of  Saturn  with 
the  20-foot  equatorial  at  Valetta.  Fletcher  (1,)  Results  of 
micrometricul  measures  of  double  stura,  made  at  Tarn 
Bank,  from  1850  to  1853.  Adams  (J.  C.)  Gold  medal  ad- 
dress to  Mr.  Hind. 

23.  Wrottealey  (Lord).  On  a  catalogue  of  the  right  as- 
censions ot  1,0U9  stars.  Lassell  (W  )  Observ.  of  the  nebula 
of  Orion.  Airy  (G.  B.)  Address  on  presenting  the  gold 
medal  to  C.  Rumker. 

24.  Airy  (G.  B  )  On  the  difference  of  longitude  of  Brus- 
sels and  Greenwich  as  determined  by  galvanic  signals. 
Hansen  (Prof.)  Sur  la  figure  de  la  lune.  Powell  E.  B  )  On 
the  orbit  of  a  Ceutauri.  Wackerbarth  {A.  D.)  Numerical 
values  of  the  constants  requisite  for  calculating  a  theory 
of  the  planet  Neptune,  Lubbock  {J.  W.)  On  the  theory  of 
astronomical  refractions.  Main  (R.)  On  the  values  of  the 
constants  of  nutation  and  aberration,  and  of  the  parallax 
of  g  Draconis.  Airy  (G.  B.)  Address  on  presenting  gold 
medal  to  W.  R.  Dawes.     Index  to  v.  11-24. 

25.  Main  (R.)  On  the  dimen.sions  of  the  rings  of  Saturn. 
Main  {Rev.  R  )  On  the  values  of  the  diameters  of  the 
planets  Mercury,  Venus,  Mars,  and  Jupiter.  Powell  (E.  B.) 
Obs.  of  double  stars,  at  Madras.  1853-56.  Ellis  (W.)  Re- 
sults derived  from  an  examination  of  certain  planetary  in- 
scriptions on  four  old  Egyptian  tablets.  Pritchard  (C.) 
Ou  the  conjunction  af  the  planets  Jupiter  and  Saturn,  B. 
C,  7,  66,  and  A.  D.,  54.  Smyth  (O.  P.)  On  the  constaucy  of 
solar  radiation.  Johnson  (M.J.)  Address  on  presenting 
the  gold  medal  to  Robert  Grant. 

26.  Simms(W.H.)  Formulae  for  deducing  the  latitude 
from  obs.  of  stars  iu  the  prime  vertical.  Latitude  of  Liver- 
pool observatory  so  obtained.  Dawes  (W.  R.)  Telescopic 
appearances  of  the  planet  Saturn  during  tbe  apparition  of 
1855-6.  Simms  (W.  H.)  On  the  corrections  to  be  apphed 
to  obs.  made  with  the  sextant-  Main  (R,j  On  the  value  of 
the  constant  of  refractions  as  obtained  from  zenith  dis- 
tance observ.  of  stars.  Airy  (G.  B.)  On  the  eclipse  of 
Agathocles,  the  eclipse  at  Larissa,  and  the  echpse  of 
Thales.  Johnson  (M.  J.)  Address  on  presenting  tbe  gold 
medal  to  M.  Schwabe. 

27.  Cayley  (A.)  On  the  problem  of  disturbed  elliptic 
motion.  Airy  (G.  B.)  Note  ou  Oltmann's  calculation  oi  the 
eclipse  of  Thales.  Challis  (J.)  Observ.  of  the  solar  eclipse 
of  March  15,  1858,  made  at  Cambridge  observatory.  Blox- 
am(J.  M.)  Addition  to  *  Pajjer  ou  the  mathematical  theory 
and  practical  defects  of  clock  escapements,"  &c.  Cayley  (A.) 
On  the  development  of  the  disturbing  function  in  the 
lunar  theory.  Clarke  (A.  R.)  On  tbe  reduction  of  occulta- 
tions. Johnson  (M.  J.)  Address  ou  presenting  the  gold 
medal  to  R.  Main. 

28.  Jacob  (W.  S.)  Catalogue  of  317  stars  selected  from 
the  B.  A.  catalogue  deduced  from  obs.  made  at  Madras, 
1853-7  ;  Micrometrical  measures  of  120  double  or  multiple 
stars  at  Madras.  1856-58  ;  Pleasures  of  Saturn  and  his 
rings  ;  Measures  of  the  satellites  of  Saturn  with  the 
Madras  equatorial  ;  Measures  of  Saturn  and  his  satellites  ; 
Measures  of  Jupiter  and  his  satellites  taken  with  the  Mad- 
ras equatorial ;  Occultations  of  stars.  &c..  observed  at 
Madras  ;  Notes  on  the  zodiacal  light ;  Observ.  of  eclipses 
of  Jupiter's  satellites.  Main  (R.)  Proper  motion  of  the 
stars  of  the  Greenwich  catalogue  ot  1576  stars  for  1800. 
&c.  Airy  (G  B.)  On  the  movement  of  the  solar  system  in 
apace  ;  On  the  apparent  projection  of  stars  upon  the 
moon'e  diak  in  occultations.  Cayley  (A.)  Ou  the  develop- 
ment of  the  disturbing  function  in  the  lunar  and  planetary 
theories,  part  1  ;  Supplementary  memoir  ou  the  problem 
of  disturbed  elliptic  motion.  Teunaut  (J.  F.)  On  the  de- 
duction of  the  latitude  from  transits  over  the  prime  verti- 
cal ;  On  a  method  of  determiniug  latitude  by  transits. 
Tennant  (J.  C.)  On  the  correction  of  transits  over  the 
prime  vertical. 

29.  Airy  (G.  B  )  Corrections  of  the  elements  of  the 
moon's  orbit.  Clarke  (A.  R.)  On  the  figure  of  the  earth. 
Ellis  (W.)  On  the  periodical  variations  of  level  and  azimuth 
of  the  transit  circle  at  the  Royal  observatory,  Greenwich. 
Maclear  (.Vir  T.)  Observ.  of  Douati's  comet  made  at  the 
Royal  observatory,  Cape  of  Good  Hope.  VVrottesley  (Lord). 
Catalogue  of  the  positions  and  distances  of  398  double 
stars.  Main  (R.)  On  the  value  of  the  constant  of  aberra- 
tion, he,  Cayley  (A.)  Tables  of  the  developments  of  func- 
tions in  the  theory  of  elliptic  motion  ;  Ou  the  problem  of 
the  rotation  of  a  solid  body.  Spottiswoode  (W.}  On,  a 
method  for  determining  longitude  by  means  of  observ.  ou 
the  moon's  greatest  altitude.  Carrington  (R.  C.)  On  the 
distribution  of  the  perihelia  of  the  parabolic  and  hyper- 
bolic comets.     Monthly  notices,  vol.  20. 

30.  Lubbock  {^'i>  J,  W.)  Ou  the  lunar  theory.  Obaerv. 
on  Donati's  comet,  by  W.  Lassell,  W.  R.  Dawes,  T.  W. 
Webb.  Prof.  Challis,  G.  B.  Airy.  etc. 

Note.— VoIb.  10  and  24  contain  indexes  to  v.  1-10,  and  v. 
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Same.     v.  3-4.     New  York,  r859.     12°.   .     912.08 

Note. — Reviewed  in  Quar.  rev.,  v.  94,  1854. 
Johnston  (A.  K.)     School  atlas  of  A.     1855.     .4018.16 

Kiddle  {H.)     Elements  of  A.     1868 4016.03 

Lagrange  (J.  L.)  (Eiivres.  5  v.  1867-19.  .  4037.07 
'LaPlace  (P.  S.,  marquis  de).    Mecauique  celeste.    Tr. 

with  commentary,  by  N.  Bowditch.  4  v.,  1829-39. 

4018.17 

—  System  of  the  worid.     Tr.  by  H.  H.  Harte.     1830. 

2  V 4016.28 

—  Treatise  upon  analytical  mechanics.     1814.    4017.23 


Lewis  {Sir  0.  C.)  Hist,  survey  of  the  A.  of  the  ancients. 

1802 4017.19 

JVo(«.— Reviev/ed  in  Ed.  rev.,  v.  IIG,  1862  ;  and  North  Dr 

rev.,  V.  36.  1862. 
iMckycr  (J.  N.)     Elements  of  A.     1870.      .     .401.5.26 

—  Science  primers.  Astronomy.  1874.  .  .  4016.35 
Loomis  (E.)     Progress  of  A.  iu  the  U.  S.   1851.  4016.14 

—  Treatise  on  A.     1867 4017.20 

Lyle  {M.  E.  S.)  What  are  the  stars.  2d  ed.  1872.  4013.15 
Maedler  {M. )     General  movement  of  the  stars  around  a 

central  point.     [Sm.  rep.,  18.59.]     .     .     .  .'iOliO.H 

Main  (R.)     Kudimentary  A.     1852 4016.15 

Manilius    {M.)        Ancient  astronomy   and   astrology. 

[A  poem.]     1697 1665.16 

Miller  ( /.'.  K )  Eomance  of  A.  1873.  .  .  .  401.5.25 
Milner  {T.)  Gallery  of  nature,  pp.  1-192.  1852.  4026.01 
Mitchell  {0.  M.)     A.  of  the  Bible.     1867.     .     .4016.19 

—  Planetary  and  stellar  worlds.  1867.  .  .  4016.16 
Same.     1858 4016.16a 

—  Popular  A.     1867 4016.18 

Newton  (Sir  L)    Principia.     With  his  System  of   the 

worid.     1848 4025.09 

Nichol  (J.  P.)    Stellar  universe.     1848.      .     .  4016.08 

—  Thoughts  on  the  system  of  the  world.     Edinburgh, 

1848.     8° 4016.20 

Same.     Boston,  1848.    12° 4016.20a 

—  Astronomy  of  the  heavens.     1845.      .     .      4016.20J 
Ormathwnite  {Sir  J.  Walsh,  lord).     A.  and  geology  com- 
pared.    1872 4013.07 

Playfair  {J.i)     A.  of  the  Brahmins.     [Tn  his  Works, 

V.  3.     1822.] .  5063.03 

Pluche  (K.  A.)  History  of  the  heavens,  considered 
according  to  the  notions  of  the  poets  and  philoso- 
phers.    2  V.     1752 4016.30 

Pratt  {J.  A.)    Treatise  on  attractions,  Laplace's  func- 
tions, and  the  figure  of  the  earth.     1865.    4016.07 
Proctor  (R.  A.)    Borderland  of  science.  1873.  3915.17 
Contents  :  Stars,  planets,  and  meteors  ;  Suu  and  moon. 

—  Expanse  of  heaven.     Essays.     1873.       .     .  4013.22 

—  HaU-hours  with  the  stars.     1869 4018.15 

—  Half-hours  with  the  telescope.     1868.      .     .  4013.01 

—  Lectures  ;    New   lectures  ;   and  Farewell  lectures. 

[Tribune  popular  science,  pt.  1-2,  1874.]    3908.01 

—  Orbs  around  us.     1872 4013.18 

—  Other  worlds  than  ours.     1870 4016.34 

Note. — 5ee  a/50  essays  by  Proctor  in  Fraser's  wa^..  viz., 
*  Rosse's  telescope  set  to  new  [spectroscupicj  work,"  (v.  80, 
1869;  '  Colored  suns  '  (v.77.  ISli-l);  '  News  IVom  Sirius  '  (v. 78. 
'^  1868) ;  •  Novel  way  of  studying  the  stars  '  (n.  b.,  v.  1!,  1870); 
'  Study  of  A.'  (u.  B.,  v.  4, 1871);  '  Northern  heavens  '  (u,  s.,  v. 
6,  1872). 

Ptolemy.  Tetrabiblos.  Tr.  by  J.  Wilson.  1848.  4016.22 
Rambosson  l^J.)    Astronomy.     Tr.  by  C.   P.   Pitman. 

1875 4017.28 

fiouoi- astronomical  society  of  London.     Memoirs,  v. 

1-30,  1822-61 4008.01 

Note. — The  Contents  of  the  Memoira  are   analyzed  ou 

pp.  50,  etc. 
Sedgwick   {Miss).      Arcturus  ;    or,    the  bright  star  in 

Bootes.     1871 4013.16 

Smith  (A.)  History  of  A.  [In  his  Essays,  etc.]  5416.24 
Somerville  ( M. )    Connection  of  the  physical  sciences. 

New  York,  18.57 4022.03 

Same.     9th  ed.,  London,  1858.       .     .     .4022.22 

(Stars  and  the  earth,  [anon.]  1868.  .  .  .  4016.32 
Steele  (J.  D. )    Answers  to  the  practical  questions  and 

problems  in  astronomy.     1870 4025.30 

Sui"ya  Siddhanta,  text-book  of  Hindu  A.,  with  notes  by 

E.  Burgess.     [In  Am.   orient,  soc.  Journ.,  v.  6, 

I860.] 7814.06 

Ward  {lion.  Mrs.)  Telescope  teaching.  1859.4016.23 
Watson(J.C.)  Theoretical  A.  With  tables.  1868.  4017.10 
Whewell  (IF.)    A.,  with  reference  to  natural  theology. 

1833  ed 3524.12 

Same.     1852  ed 3524.20 

WliUe  (V.  J.)    Elements  of  theoretical  and  descriptive 

A.     1869 4016.27 

Whitney  ( IF.  D.)     On  the  views  of  Biot  and  Weber  on 

the  relations  of  the  Hindu  and  Chinese  systems 

of  asterisms,  with  Mivx  Miillers  views.     [In  Am. 

orient,  soc.  Jour.,  V.  8,1866.]     .     .     .     .7814.08 
Wilson  {J. )    Lost  solar  system  of  the   ancients  dis- 
covered.    1856.     2  T. 4017.14 


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ASTRONOMY 


Wriifd  (J.  M.  F. )   Commentary  on  Newton's  Prineipia. 

2  v.,  1833 4018.09 

fiEff"  See  articles  'Astronomical  tbeories,'  in  Nat.  quar. 
rev.,  V.  6,  1863  ;  '  Modern  theoretical  aatron.,'  in  N.  A. 
rev.,  v.  6.  1863  ;  and  Godwin  (W.)  On  astronomy  [In  his 
Thoughts  on  man.  6811.13.] 

Comets. 

Botid  (0.  P.)    Account  of  the  great  comet  of  1858. 

1862 4038.03 

Oampach  {J.  von).  Baby- worlds :  an  essay.  1803.  4017.17 
Hind   (J",  i?. )      The  comets  ;    a  descriptive  treatise. 

1852 4013.12 

Oliver  (A.,  jr.)  Essay  on  comets.  1811.  .  .4013.20 
Winthrop  (J.)  Two  lectures  on  comets.  1811.4013.20 
ij^  For  articles  in  Periodicals,  see  Fraser's,  v.  60,  1864  ; 
V-  65,  1862;  T.  79,  1869,  (2  art.,  by  K.  A.  Proctor,  on  the  Two 
comets  of  1868);  v.  80,  1869,  Cryndall's  theory  01  comeU,  R. 
A.  Proctor) ;  North  Br.  rev.,  v.  35.  1801;  Littell,  1871,  v.  4. 
(Comets'  tails). 

Numerous  Papers  on  comets  are  contained  in  the  Pro- 
ceedings of  tlu'  Royal  astronomical  society  of  London. 
(See  page  50  of  this  Catalogue.) 

Earth  (The) ;  its  figure,  rotation,  etc. 

'Barnard  (J.  0.  i  Problems  of  rotary  motion  presented 
by  the  gyroscope,  the  precession  of  the  equinoxes, 
and  the  pendulum.  [Sm.  con., v.  19,  1874.]  3937.19 

Viivier  (0.)  Theory  of  the  earth.  With  geological 
illustrations  by  Prof.  Jameson.     1827.      .  4724.09 

Oumpach  (J.  von).  True  figure  and  dimensions  of  the 
earth.     1862 4015.33 

Merino  (J/.)     Figure  of  the  earth.      [Sm.  rep.,  1863.] 

3936.18 

Plat/fair  (J.)    Figiure  of  the  earth 5063.03 

Pratt  {J.  A.)  On  the  figure  of  the  earth.  [lFi(/i  )iis 
Treatise  on  attractions.     1865.]  ....  4016.07 

RiOine  (E. )  Experiments  to  determine  the  figure  of  the 
earth.     182.5 4028.06 

Todhunter  (I.)  History  of  the  mathematical  theories  of 
attraction  and  the  figure  of  the  earth,  from  the 
time  of  Newton  to  that  of  Laplace.     2  v.     4017.2G 

Worms  {!{.)  The  earth  and  its  mechanism  ;  the  va- 
rious proofs  of  the  rotation  of  the  earth.  4016.26 
See  also  Geography  ; — and  consult  the  Contents  of  the 
Royal  astrouomical  society.     Memoirs,  p.  50. 

Eclipses  and  Occultations. 

Downes  {J. )  Occultations  visible  in  the  United  States. 
1851-53.  [Sm.  contrib.,  V.  2.]  .  .  .  .3937.02 
OUliss  (J.  M.)  Total  ecUpse  of  the  sun,  Sept.  7.  1858  ; 
in  Peru.  Sm.  contrib. ,  v.  11.]  .  .  .  3937.11 
;ft5r  See  article  '  The  Eclipse.'  by  R.  A.  Proctor,  in  Fra- 
scr's  mag.,  n.  s..  v.  2,  1870;  and  au  article  on  Eclipse 
phenomena,  in  Nat.  quar.  rev.,  v.  20.  1870. 

Consult  also,  for  many  other  papers.  Contents  of  Memoirs 
of  the  Royal  astronomical  society,  p.  50. 

Globes. 

Keith  ( T. )     New  ti'eatise  on  the  use  of  the  globes  ;  an 

abridgment.     1833 4016.11 

Jup;t9r. 
See  article  in  Littell,  (from  CornhiU,)  1872,  v.  2. 

Mars. 
See  aWicZes  *  A  neighboring  world*  [Nat.  quar.  rev.,  v. 
20,  1870J  ;  'The  opposition  of  Mara'  [Fraser's  u.  s.,  v.   1., 
1870.J 

Meteoric  Phenomena. 

Ooffin  (J.  11. )  Orbit  and  phenomena  of  a  meteoric  fire- 
ball, seen  July  '20,  1860.      [Sm  contrib.,  v.  16.] 

3937.16 

Dauhrie  (Q.  A.)  Synthetic  experiments  in  meteorites. 
[Sm.  rep.,  1868.] 393(;.23 

Kinij  (A'.)  Remarks  concerning  stones  said  to  have 
fallen  from  the  clouds.    1796 4028.25 

Shore  {T.)    On  the  weather  and  meteors.    1750.   5914.30 

Smith  {J.L.)  Meteoric  stones.  [Sm.  rep.,  1855.]  3936.10 

flfS*  For  articles  in  periodicals  see  Ed.  rev.,  v.  125.  1867  ; 
Meteors  and  meteor  systems,  by  R.  A.  Proctor,  in  Fraser, 
v.  3,  1871  ;  Littell.  1858,  v.  1  ;  Nat.  quar.  rev.,  v.  7,  1863  ; 
Meteoric  showers,  by  S.  Newcomb,  N.  A.  rev.,  v.  107,  1868  ; 
Quar.  rev.,  v.  92.  1853. 

See  also  Meteorology. 

Moon. 

GailleminiA.)    Wonders  of  the  moon.     1873.    4013.19 
Locke  (H.  A.)    The  moon  hoax.     1859.      .     .4017.13 


Prodor  (R.  A.)     The  moon  :  her  motions,  aspect,  etc. 

1873 4013.21 

Fente(J.)  From  the  earth  to  the  moon.  [Fiction.]  262.97 
See  also  Proctor's  article  in  Eraser's  mag.,  v.  78,  1808  ; 
Fraser's  mag.,  v.  1,  1870  ;  Nat.  quar.  rev.,  v.  10.  1865. 

Consult  also,  for  other  papers,  tlie  Contents  of  Memoirs  of 
Royal  astronomical  society,  p.  60. 

Nebulae. 

Oautier  {Prof.)    Remarks  relative  to  nebuhe.     [Sm. 

rep.  1863.] 3936.18 

Bo)id  {G.  P.)    Observations  upon  the  great  nebula  of 

Orion.  Ed.  by  T.  H.  Safiford.  1867.  .  .  4038.05 
For  essnyssee  articles  in  Fraser's  mag.,  by  R.  A.  Proctor, 

•Great  nebula  in  Orion.'  [v.  77,  1868]  ;  '  Movements  iu  the 

star  depths,'  [u.  s.,  v.  6.  1872]  ;  '  Great  nebula  in  Argo,'  [v. 

78,  1808];  'World  of   stars.'  [v,  80,1809:    Same.    LitteU. 

1869,  V.  3]  ;  '  Place  where  light  dwelletb,'  [Littell,  1870,  v.  2. 

See  also  '  Nebular  astronomy,'  in  Nat.  quar.  rev., v.  16. 1868.] 

Many  articles  on  the  Nebulae  are  printed  in  the  Memoirs 

of  the  Royal  astronomical  society,  p.  50. 

&tf"  For  concise  expositions  of  Vie  Nebular  hypothesis, 
see  Fislce  (J.)  Cosmic  philos.,  v.  i.  [3915.28]  ;  Spencer  (H.I 
lUus.  of  uuiv.  progress,  [2513.10]  and  Essays,  1868  [2517.23] ; 
and  Westm.  rev.,  v.  70,  1858. 

Neptune. 

Newcomb  (S.)  Investigation  of  the  orbit  of  Neptune. 
[Sm.  contrib.,  V.  15.] 3937.15 

Xiclwl(J.  P.)     Planet  Neptune.     1848.        .     .4015.32 
Walker  (S.  C.)    Researches  relative  to  the  planet  Nep- 
tune ;  with  ephemerides  from  1816  to  1853.    [Sm. 

contrib.,  v.  2.     (app. )] 39.i7.02 

See  also  article  '  Romance  of  the  New  Planet.'  in  North 
Br.  rev.,  v.  33.  1800  ;  and  Memoirs  mentioned  in  the  Con- 
tents of  the  Royal  astronomical  society,  p.  60. 

Observations  and  Discussions. 

liache  (A.  V.)  Astronomical  discussions  at  Gnard  col- 
lege, pts.  1-6.     [Sm.  conti-ib.,  v.  13]       .   3937.13 

Same.     Pts.  7-12.     [Sm.  contrib.,  v.  14.  3937.14 

Kane  (E.  K.)     Astronomical  observations  iu  the  Arctic 
seas.     1853-5.5.     [Sm  contrib.,  v.  r2.]     .   3937.12 
See  also  Contents  of  Royal  astronomical  society.     Me- 
moirs, p.  50,  etc. 

Observatories. 
Abbe(C.)  Dorpat  and  Poulkova.  [Sm rep.  1867.]  3936.22 
Bond  (  W.  C. )  History  and  description  of  the  Astronomi- 
cal observatory  of  Harvard  college.   1856.   4038.01 
It^  Notices  of  many  observatories  and  of  their  appara- 
tus  are  contained  iu  the  Memoirs  of  the  Roy^l  astronomi- 
cal society,  p.  60. 

Photography. 
Lee  (Dr.)      Astronomical    photograjihy.     [Sm.    rep., 
1861.] 3936.16 

Planets. 

[See  also  Jupiter,  Mars,  Neptune,  Saturn,  Uranus.] 
LespiauU  (M.  0. )    Small  planets  between  Jupiter  and 

Mars.     [Sm.  rep.,  1861.] 3936.16 

Loomis  ( E. )    Zone  of  small  planets  between  Jupiter 

and  Mars.     [Sm.  rep. ,  1854.]  .     .     .     .     3936.09 
Runkie  (J.    D.)     New   tables  of   planetary  motions. 

[Sm.,  contrib.  V.  9.] 3937.09 

—  Asteroid  supplement  to  new  tables.     [Sm.  contrib. 

V.  9.] 3937.09 

.S'(irf;   (K    S.)      Planetary  disturbances.      [Sm.   rep., 

1852.] 3936.10 

Slockwell  (J.  N. )  Memoir  on  the  secular  variations  of 
the  elements  of  the  orbits  of  the  eight  principal 
planets,  Mercury,  Venus,  the  Earth,  Mars,  Jupiter, 
Saturn,  Uranus  and  Neptune.  [Smith  contrib. ,  v. 
18.   Washington,  1872.     4°.]      ....     3937.18 

—  Secular  variations  of  the  planetary   orbits.     [Sm. 

rep.,  1871.] 3936.26 

See  also  article    "The  New  Planets,'    by  D.  Kirkwood, 
[New  Euglander.     v.  18,  I860.] 

Plurality  of  Worlds. 

Brewster  (Sir  D.)  More  worlds  than  one,  the  creed  of 
the  philosopher  and  the  hope  of  the  Christian. 
1856 4016.24 

Dick  ( T. )  Celestial  scenery,  pp.  465-98.    1845.     4016.09 

Flammarion  (C.)  La  pluralit(i  des  mondea  habitus. 
[14e  id.     1869.] 4015.29 

Nares  (E. )     How  far  a  plurality  of  worlds  is  consistent. 


BROOK  7.  YN     MERCANTILE    LIBRAUY. 


ASTRONOMY- ATKINSON 


55 


or  not  so,  with  the  language  of  the  Holy  Scrip- 
tures.    1801 3570.23 

'  Powell  ( li. )  Plurality  of  worlds.  [Tn  his  Unity  of  worlds, 
etc.] 3585.13 

Smitlnlf.  I.  S.)     [/n  Oxford  essays,  18.55.]  .     2538.19 

Warren  {8.)    Speculators  among  the  stars.     [In  Itii 

Works,  V.  5.     1855.] 2545.05 

A'ote,  —  Repr.  from  DLickwood,  v.  76,  1854. 

iVheiceU  (  W. )  Plurality  of  worlds,  \nth  an  introduc- 
tion by  E.  Hitchcock.     1855 4016.25 

WUkins  {J. )    The  discovery  of  a  world  in  the  moone. 

1G38 4013.03 

S^  For  essaifs  see  Bd.  rev.,  v.  102;  Fraaer'B  magazine, 
V.  49,  1854  ;  and  Littell,  v.  5,  1354  ;  t'raser's  magazlQe,  (by 
K.  A.  Proctor.)  v.  78.  1868 :  New  Euglander,  v.  12,  1854  • 
Nortli  Br.  rev.,  vol.  21, 1854. 


Saturn. 

Bond  (  W.  C. )  Observations  on  the  planet  Saturn,  at 
the  observatory  of  Harv.  coll.,  1847-57.  .   4038.02 

Prodor  [It  A.)   Saturn  and  its  system.    1865.    4016.21 

See  articles  by  R.  A.  Proctor  (Fraser's  mag.,  v.  2,  1870, 

and  Littell,  1870,  v.  4] :  Quar.  jour,  of  Science,  Jan.,  1874  ; 

National  quar,  rev.,  v.  13,  1866  ; — and  consult  contents  of 

Memoirs  of  the  Royal  astron.  society  for  other  papers. 

Stars. 

Dufour  (C.)  Scintillations  of  stars.  [Sm,  rep., 
18()1.] 3936.16 

Uarvard  college  astronomical  observatory.  Zone  cata- 
logues of  stars  between  the  equator  and  1°  of 
north  declension.  1852-60.  [Annals,  v.  2,  6.]  4038.01 

Wilson  ( <?. )    Chemistry  of  the  stars.     1854.      [Trav. 

Libr.,v.  24.]       5U75.29 

See  also  articles  in  periodicals,  '  The  stellar  universe  ' 
[Nat.  quar.  rev.,  v.  24,  1872]  ;  •  Herschel  and  the  star 
depths.'  by  II.  A.  Proctor,  Ijttell  [1871,  v.  3J. 

Also  Chambers"  papers,  v.  3,  1853  (Recent  discoveries)  ; 
Fraser's,  v.  63,  1861  {Progress  of  A.) ;  Nat.  quar.  rev., 
V.  16,  1868  (Prog,  of  Amer.  astron.)  ;  Littell,  1870,  v.  3 
(What  ails  the  star  depths). 

Consult  also  the  Contents  of  Memoirs  of  the  Royal  as- 
tronomical society,  p.  50,  for  catalogues  of  stars,  observa- 


Sun. 


Boitd  (W.  C.)    Observations  of  solar  spots.    1847-40. 
[Annals  of  the  obser\atory  of  Uarvard  college,  v. 

„  .„'''•]    •     •     • 1038.07 

(ruillemin  {A.)    The  sun.  1870 4010.33 

Lockyer    (J.    N.)     Contributions    to    solar    physics. 

,     1874 4017.25 

Mecch  (L.    W.)    The  sun  :    relative  intensity  of   its 
heat  and  light  upou  different  latitudes  of   the 

earth.     [Sm.   rep.,  1856.] 3936.11 

—  Eelative  intensity  of  heat  and  light  of   the   sun  in 
different  latitudes  of   the  earth.     [Sm.  coutrib 

„       V.  9.] 3937.09 

Proctor  (B.  A.)    The  sun.     1871 4015.28 

Williams  (W.  M.)  The  fuel  of  the  sun.  1870.  4017.16 
See  also  R.  A.  Proctor's  articles  in  Fraser's  mag.,  v.  80, 
1869  (The  Suti'B  journey  through  space);  n.  s.  1871  (The 
sun's  corona, ;  LitteU,  1872,  v.  2  ,Voyage  to  tlie  sun) ;  Nat. 
quar.  rev.,  v  14,  1867  (The  sun  and  its  distance)  ,  New 
Englander,  v.l9, 1861  (Solar  phenomenon,  by  D.  Kirkwood). 

Telescopes. 
Draper  (,H.)    Constrnction  and  use  of  a  silvered-glass 
telesc  pe.     [Sm.  contrib.,  v.    14.]     .     .     3937.14 
Parsons  (VF.,  Ihird  earl  of  Mosse).     Monster  telescope. 

1844 4013.10 

Ward  {Uon.  Mrs.  M.)     The  telescope.     1809.     4013.09 
See  also  Observatories,  p.  54  ;    and  Simon  Newcomb'a 
'  Story  of  a  telescope,  made  by  Alvan  Clark  k  Sons,'  in 
Scribner,  Nov.,  1873. 

Uranus. 

I{cwco>nb  iS.)     'An  investigation  of  the  orbit  of  Uran- 
us, with  general  tables  of  its  motion.    [Sm.  con., 

V.  19,  1874.] 3937.19 

Consult  also  contents  of  Memoirs  of  the  Royal  astronomi- 
cal society,  p.  50,  for  numerous  articles. 

Venus. 

Forbes  (G.)     Transit  of  Venus.     1874.       .     .     4013.23 
Proctor  {B.  A.)    Transits  of  Venus.     1875..     4013.24 
.See  article  from  St.  Paul's  ;  in  Littell,  1871,  v.  3. 
a^  See  also  Almanacs  ; — Astrology  ;— Meteorology  ;— Navigation  and  nautical  astronomy;— Physics  (Spectrum  analusit)  :— 
Pyramids ; — Zodiac. 


Astrophel,    and   Stella.      Sidney   {Sir  P.)      MisceL 

works.     1800 5066.04 

Asylum  for  fugitives.     [Poems.]     London,  1776.    16°. 

1612.10 
Asylums.  Si'  Medicine.  {Hospitals.  Insanity. ) 
At  home  and  aliroad.  .See  OssoU  (M.  F.)  1856.  944.08 
At  home  and  abroad.  Kennedy  (J.  P. )  1872.  9'22.24 
At  home  and  abroad,  .^ee  Taylor  (.J.  Bayard).  921.22 
At  home  in  the  wilderness.  .J.  K.  Lord.  1807.932.13 
At  nightfall,  and  midnight.  P.  Jacox.  1873.  2532.32 
Atala.  See  Chateaubriand  (F.  R.  de).  .  .  153.22 
Atalanta in Calydon.  Swinburne  (A.  C.)  1866. 169'2.04 
Atcherley  (Kowlaud  J. )  Adulterations  of  food.  Lon- 
don, 1874.     16° 6016.22 

Atcheson  (Nathaniel).     American  encroachments  on 
British  rights.      New  ed.      Loudon.    1808.      8°. 

[Pamph.,  v.  6,  pp.  33-98.] 5058.00 

Athanasia.     E.  H.  Sears.     1858 3592.19 

Athanasian  creed.     See  Biblical    and  religious    Ht. 
{Atlianasian  Creed;  and  Greeds). 

Atharva-veda.     See  Veda .     7815.03 

Atheism.     ,See  Biblical  and  religions  ht.     {Atheism  ; 

— Deistn ; — Evidences; — BelUjion  and  science,  etc.) 

Athelard  of  Batlie.      Voyage  to  .aSgypt  and  Arabia, 

1130.    "[iuHakluyttK.)    Voyages,  v.  2,  1810.] 
Athense  Cuntabrigienses.     See  Cooper  (C.  H.  and  T.) 
Athenae  Oxonienses.     6'ee  Wood  (.\.  a).    .     .     488.14 
Athenaeum  (The)  ;  Journal  of  literature,  science  and 

the  fine  arts.     34  v.    London,  1858-74.     4^ 
Athenaemn  Club,   (New  York  city).    Commemorative 
proceedings  on  the  death  of  Abraham  Lincoln. 

New  York,  1805.     8° 3113.07 

Athenasus.       Deipnosophists ,    or    banquet    of   the 
leiirued.     Tr.   by  C.   D.   Yonge.      3  v.     London, 

Bohn,  1854.     8° 2512.14 

—  Fragments,    [/n  MiiUer   (C. )  Fr.  hist  Gr.,   v.   3, 
1819.] 7705.11 


Athenagoras.  Writings.  Tr.  by  B.  P.  Pratten,  Edin- 
burgh, 1807.     8".     [A.-N.  C.  Libr.,  v.  2.]  3407.16 

Athenian  letters  :  or  correspondence  of  an  agent  of 
the  King  of  Persia  at  Athens,  during  the  Pelo- 
ponnesian  war.  [By  Philip  Yorke,  2d  earl  of  Hard- 
wioke,  and  others.  ]  2  v.  New  ed.  Dublin,  1792. 
8^ 424.19 

Athenian  oracle.     .See  Duntou  (John).     .     .     2512.08 

Athens.     See  Countries.  {Alliens. ) 

Atheos,  .or  the  tragedies  of  unbelief  New  Yorfj, 
186'2.     12° 3514.0'8 

Athos  (Mount).     iSce  Countries.  (.4Wios.) 

Atkin  (William).  Specimen  medicum  inaugurale  de 
pr.-ecipuis  foeminarum  senescentium  morbis. 
Lugduui,  1739.     4° 4338.03 

Atkins  (John).  Voyage  to  Guinea,  Brazil,  and  the 
West  Indies,  1721.  [Jn  Astley  (T.)  Voyages,  v. 
3,  1745.] 935.11 

Atkins  {Sir  Robert).  Parhamentarj'  and  pohtical 
traet-s.     2d  ed.     Loudon,  1741.     8°.     .     57ri.l2 

Contents :  Privilege  of  Parliament  asserted.  Enquiry 
into  the  power  of  dispensing  with  pen.il  statutes.  Anim- 
adversions upon  a  book  written  by  Sir  Edward  Herbert. 
Discourse  concerning  ecclesiastical  jurisdiction  in  England. 
Delence  of  Lord  W.  Russell's  inuocency. 

Atkinson  (Emma  W.)     Memoirs  of   the  queens  of 

Prussia.     London,  1858.     8^ 3265.04 

Atkinson  (H.  G.)  and  Martaneau  (H.)    Letters  on 

man's  nature  and  development.     Boston,    1851. 

12°.       5438.01 

Atkinson  (Jasper).     Letter  [on]   the  Report  on  the 

high  price  of  bullion.  London,  1810.  8.  5915.35 
Atkinson  (J.    B. )     Art  tour  to  northern  capitals  of 

Europe.  New  York,  1873.  8'\  .  .  .  1442.05 
Atkinson  (Thomas  William).     Oriental  and  Western 

Siberia.  New  York,  1868.  8°.  ...  1024.01 
—  Travels  in   the  regions  of    the  upper  and   lower 


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ATKINSON  -  AUG-HEY 


Amoor,  and  the  confines  of   India  and  China. 

New  York,  1860.     8^ 1024.03 

Atkinson  {Rev.  W.  Christopher).     Statistical  account 

of   New  Brunswick.     3d  ed.     Edinburgh,   1844. 

16°.       1151.01 

Atkinson  (William  P.)   Classical  and  scientific  studies, 

and  the  great  schools  of  England.     Cambridge 

(.Ifoss.),  1865.     8° 5518.09 

Atlantic  almanac.     Boston,  1868-74.     4°.     .     6656.06 
Atlantic  essays.     Hlgginson  (T.  W.)      .     .     2528.28 
Atlantic  monthly,  t.  1-34.  Boston,  1857.  8'. 
Atlantic  ocean.     See  Ocean. 
Atlantic  and  Transatlantic.     Muckinnon  (Capt.   — .) 

1852 ,     .     .       933.10 

AtUntic    (The)    to    the    Pacific.       Lsster    (J.    E.) 

1873 1132.15 

AtlcUitis. 

See  Gould  (S.  B.)  The  Fortunate  Isles.    [In  Ai'j  Curious 

myths,  V.  2.  6816.10] ;  and  Smith's  Diet,  of  Gr.  and  Rom. 

geogr.,  V.  1.    [824.01. 

—  BalhUA.)     "Atlas  ethnographique.    1826.     A.27.01 
Same.     Introduction,   v.  1,  1826.     .     .     6414. 18 

—  Black's  'Atlas  of  North  America.     Constructed  by 

John  Bartholomew.  With  letter  press.  1856.  927.08 

—  Black's  ♦General  atlas  of  the  world.     New  and  rev. 

ed.    1873 927.07 

—  Oliambers's  'Encyclopaedia  atlas.     1808.    .      915.19 

—  Cotton  (G.   W.)    "'General  atlas.     Letter  pre  js  by  R. 

S.  Fisher.     2  v.     N.  Y.,  1863.     4°.       ,     .    927.12 

—  Johnson's   'New  illustrated    family   atlas    of    the 

world.     N.  Y.,  1869.     4°. 

—  Johnston  (A.  K.)     'Physical  atlas  of  natural  phe- 

nomena.    New  ed.,  1856. 

—  Johnston  (Keith).      Half  crown  [political]  atlas  of 

general  geography.     1869 932,07 

—  Labberton  (R.  U.)  Historical  atlas.  1872.  .       413.21 

—  Mitchell  (S.  A.)    'New  general  atlas.    Phil.,  1873.  4°. 

—  Smith  (  W.),  and  Grove  (Q.)     '  Atlas  of  ancient  geo- 

graphy, biblical  and  classical.    1874.      .     A.37.15 

—  Wittson   (W. )     'New  commercial,  county  and  rail- 

road atlas  of  the  United  States  and    dominion 

of  Canada.     1875 A.37.06 

j^5*  For  maps  of  a  particular  country  see  name  of  coun- 
try.   Books  of  travel  frequently  afford  the  beat  map  of  a 
given  region. 
See  also  Geography  {Ancient  ;  Physical) ; — and  Maps. 

Atmosphere.  See  Meteorology  ;— Physics ;— Useful 
arts.   {Aeronautics,  p.  39.) 

Atmospheric  system.     Butler  (T.  B.)     .     .     4021.30 

Atomic  theory.     See  Chemistry ; — Physics. 

Atonement.     See  Biblical  and  relig.  lit.     {Atonement. ) 

Atrocious  judges.     &e  Hildreth  (E. )      .     .     32.53.13 

Attache  in  Madrid.     From  the  German ,  [by  Mme.  F. 
Calderon  de  la  Barca].     N.  Y.,  1856.     12°    984.17 

Atterbury  (Francis,  6p.  of  Rochester).    See  Biography 
{Individual). 

&.ttiield  (J.  1     Chemistry  :  general,  medical  and  phar- 
maceutical.    Loudon,    1869.     12°.     .     .     4213.32 

Atthill  (L. )     Clinical  lectures  on  diseases  peculiar  to 
women.  2d  ed.     Dublin,  1872.     12°.       .     4331.28 

Attica.     See  Countries.    (^4(iica. ) 

Attic  nights.     See  Gellius  (Aulus).      .     .     .     2527.23 

Attila.     See  Biography  ^Individual). 

Attorneys-general  of  the  United  States.     Opinions, 
e(c.  &e  Hall  (Benj.  F. ) 5645.01 

Attraction.     See  Astronomy.    {Figure  of  the  earth.) 
Also  Physics. 

Ati-Tsrell  (H.,  ed. )     Book  of  golden  thoughts.     Lon- 
don, 1870-     16° 6213.27 

Attwood.     See  also  Atwood. 

AttTwood  (E.  W. )    Panacea  Britauuica  :  a  vindication 
of  Catholicism.     Loudon,  1866.     16°.     .     3514.09 

Atwater  (Caleb).   Antiquities  in  Ohio,  etc.    [ArchEBO- 
logia  Amer.     v.  1.] 577.18 

AtTwater  (Edward  E. )     History  of  the  sacred  taberna- 
cle of  the  Hebrews.    New  York,  1875.    8°.  3515.17 

Atwood.     See  also  Attwood. 

Atwood  (Thomas).      History  of  Dominica ;  produc- 
tions, e(c.     London,  1791.     8° 556.12 


Aubsr  (Peter).  Rise  of  the  British  power  in  India. 
2  V.     London,  1846.     8° 1015.01 

Auberleu  (Carl  August).  The  divine  revelation.  With 
a  memoir  of  the  author.  From  the  German  by 
A.  B.  Parton.     Edinburgh,  1867.     8°.       .  3514.12 

Aubigne  (J   H.  Merle  d').    See  Merle  d'  Aubigue. 

Aubin  (—).  Histoire  des  diables  de  Loudun.  [ono)i.  ] 
Amsterdam,  1737.     12° 3812.34 

Aubrey  (John).  Letters  by  eminent  persons  in  the 
17th  and  18th  centiuies  :  and  lives  of  eminent 
men.    2  v.  in  3.     London,  1813.   8°.     .     .  3257.04 

—  Miscellanies  upon  various  subjects.     4th  ed.     Lon- 

don, 1857.     16°. 3813.01 

Contents :  Day  fatality.    Omens.    Dreams.    Apparitions. 
Impulses.    Knockings,  etc. 

Auoassin  and  Nicolette.  See  Le  Grand  d'Aussy  (J.  B. ) 

FabUaux,  v.  1,  1815 1664.01 

Auchmuty  (Robert).     Importance  of  Cape  Breton  to 

the  British  nation.      [In  Mass.  hist.  soc.   Coll. 

v.  5.]       G51.05 

Aucher  (P.)  aH(Z  Brand  (J.)    Dictionary.     1.  Enghsh 

and  Armenian,      2.  Armenian  and  English.     2  v. 

Venice,  1821.     1.  8°.       6425.17 

Aucliland  (iord).     .SeeEden  (Wm.) 

Audelay  (John).      Poems,  Shropshire  dialect  in  the 

15th  century.     Ed.  by  J.  O.   Halliwell.    [Percy 

society,  V.  14.] 5060.14 

Audemar   (P.  de  S.)      De  coloribus  facieudis.      [_/« 

Merrifield  {Mrs.  M.  P.)     Original  treatises,   etc. 

V.  1.]       1422.01 

Audin  (J.  M. V. )    History  of  Luther.  From  the  French, 

by  W.B.  TumbuU.  2  v.  Loudon,  1854.  8°.  3115.08 

—  Life  of  Henry  VHI .,  and  history  of  the  schism  of 

England.    From  the  French,  by  E.  G.  K.  Browne. 

London,  1852.    8°. 3077.17 

Audouard  {Mme.  Olympe).    A  travers  I'Ami^rique.    Le 

Far-West.     Paris,  1869.     16° 1123.19 

Audsley  (W.  and  G. )     Hand-book  of  christian  sym- 

boUsm.     London,  1865.     4° 1442.14 

Audubon   (J.  J.)      'Birds  of  America.      7  v.      New 

York,  1856.     8° 4817.01 

—  and  Bachmau   {Rev.  J.)      'Quadrupeds  of  North 

America.     3  v.     New  York,    1856.     8°.  .  4737.01 
4^:?-  For  lives  of  Audubon,  see  Biography  {Individual). 
Auerbach  iBerthold).     Aus  der  hohe.      2  v.    in  1. 
Stuttgart,  1867.     16° 7112.10 

—  Das  Landhaus  am  Rheiu  :  roman.    3  v.  in  2.    Stutt- 

gart, 1869.     18° 7112.13 

—  Gesammelte  schriften.   22  v.  in  11.     Stutt,  1861-63. 

16° 7112.11 


20 


Barfiissele.  v.  9. 
Befehlerlos,  V.  1. 
Brosi  uud  IMoni.  v.  6. 
Deutsche  abende.  v.  10. 
Diohter  uud  Kaufmanu,  v.  1' 

13. 
Dichtung  aus  dem  volke,  v. 
Dichtung  fur  das  volli,  v.  20. 
Edelweiss,  V.  22. 
Eigen  haus  Eiu),  v.  8. 
Erdmuthe,  v.  8. 
Feiudlicheu  briider,  v.  1. 
Floriau  uud  Creszenz,  v.  2. 
Frau  professorin  (Die  ,  v.  3. 
Geigerler  (Der),  v.  8. 
GeSL-hichte  des  Dietheliu  von 

BuL'henborg,  T.  5. 
Hopfen  und  gerste,  v.  8. 
Ivo  derilajiie,  v.  1. 
Jo.seph  im  schuee,  v.  21. 
Kranz  auf  Rebel's  haupt,  v.  20. 


Contents : 

Kuust  uud  litcratur  [Znr),  v.  19. 
Lauteubaclier  (Der),  v.  2. 
Lehuhold  (Der).  v.  7. 
Luciier,  v.  4. 
Neues  leben.  v.  14-16. 
Rudolph  und  Elisabetha,  v.  19 
SchatzUUtftlein  des  gevatters- 

niauus.  V.  17,  18, 
Sclilos-sbauers  vefelo,  v.  1 
Scbrift  uud  volk.  v.  20. 
Schwarzwalder  dorfgeschichten, 

v.  1-8. 
Spinoza,  eiu  deukorlebou,  v.  10, 

11. 
Striifliuge,  v.  3. 
Tolpatseh  (Der),  v.  1. 
Tonele    mit    der  gebisseneu 

wange,  v.  1. 
Viereckig  (Per),  Oder  die  Amer. 

Kiste,  v.  6. 
Waldsclmtzeu  sobn  (DCs),  v.  l9. 
Was  ist  gliitk  ?  V.  19. 


Kriegspfeifo  (Die),  v.  1 

it:W  For  English  versions  of   his  works,  see  Fiction 
class-bst. 

Auersperg  (Anton  Alexander,  Graf  von).  The  last 
ktiight,  a  romance  garland.  ByA.  Grun.  [;i.ve»i/.] 
Tr.  with  notes,  by  J.  0.  Sargent.  New  Yorlc,  1871. 
Sq.   8° 1644.33 

—  Pensees  des  divers  ages  de  la  vie. P.,  1863.  1'2°.  7022.17 

Aufrere  (Anthony).  Tribute  to  the  memoiy  of  Ulric 
von  Hntten.     London,  1789.     1'2°.       .     .  3161.23 

Aughey  (7i'ei;.  J.  H. )  The  iron  furnace  ;  or,  slavery 
and  secession.     Philadelphia.  1863.     12°.  5831.01 


BROOKLYN    MERCANTILE    LIBRARY. 


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Augier  (Emile).  Poesies  completes.  Nouv.  ^d.  Paris, 
\Hft-,.     12' 7011.10 

Augustan  historians.  Eerivains  (Les)  de  I'histoire  au- 
B:uste.  Eliiis  Spartien,  J.  Ciipitolin,  Vulcatius  Gal- 
licanus,  Elius  Lam)'ride,  Trdbellius  Pollion  ct  Fla- 
vins Vopisque.  [Nisard's  collectiou.  Gr.  et  Lat. 
Paris,  18G.5.    8' 772fi.02 

—  Translations  of  the  six  writers  of  the  Augustean 

history.     By  John  Bernard.     [In  his  Lives,   etc. 

2  v.,  1(398.] 431.08 

Augustine  (St.)  [Aiirelius  .\ugustinus,  bp.  of  Hippo.] 
Confessions.     Ed.  ,by  G.   T.   Hhedd.      Audover, 

18(50.     W. 3514.11 

jfoitt See  article  by  Wm.  Alexander  in  Contem.  rev., 

T.  6,  1867. 

—  CEuvres  choisies.     [De  civitafe  Dei.     Trad,  de  L. 

Baude."!  Paris,  1862.  8°.   [Niaard'a  coll.]  7726.04 

—  Works.     New  transLition,   ed.  by  M.  Bods.    v.  1-6. 

Edinburgh,  1871-72.     8° 3518.05 

Contents : 
T.  1-2.  Tlio  city  of  God-  I      6.  "Writings  in  connection  with 

3.  DouutiBt  controversy.  tlie  Manich<ean  heresy. 

4.  Anti-Pela;^ian  works.    [      6.  Letters,  v.  1 

?t^ote.—See  Mozley  on  ■  Augustianism,*  and  •  Auguatinian 
Literature,'  [North  Br.  rev.,  v.  24,  ".IS.] 
.8®*  For  lives  of  A.  set;  Biography  (InHvidtml). 

Augustus  Geesar.     See  Biography  (Individual). 

Auldjo  (John).  Journal  of  a  visit  to  Constantinople, 
and  some  of  the  Greek  Islands  in  1833.  London, 
1833.    8' 996.22 

—  Narrative  of  an  ascent  of  Mont  Blanc,  1827.     Lon- 

don, 18.56.  16^  [T.  L.  ,v.  1.]  .  .  .5075.06 
Auliioy  (M.  C.  J.  de  B.,  comtesse  d').  Les  chevaliers 
errans  et  la  ge'nie  famUier.  Les  coates  des  ftjes  a 
la  mode.  [Cabinet  des  ffos.  v.  2-4,  G,  1785.  7052.02 
Aumale  (Henri  Eugene  Philippe  Louis  d'OrlfSans, 
due  d').  History  of  the  princes  da  Coude  IGth- 
17th  cent.  2  v.  FiOm  the  French,  by  R.  B. 
Borthwick.     London,  1872.     8".     .     .     .     525.18 

—  Lettre  siir  I'histoire  de  Prance  adresse'e  au  prince 

Napoleon.     Londres,  1861.     8°.      ...  5091.03 

—  Military  institutions  of  France.    Tr.  by  Capt.  Ashe. 

London,  1869.     12° 4516.08 

Aunet  (.MniP.  Leonie  d'l.  See  Biard  (Mme.  L(5onie  d'). 
Auiieiiil  (Louise  de  B.,  comtesse  d').  La  tjTannie  des 
IVes detruito.  [Cabinetdes fees, v.  5, 1785.]  7052.05 
Aurelius  .Vutouinus.  See  Antoninu3(Marcus  Aurelius). 
Aurelius  Victor.  See  Victor  (Sextus  Aurelius). 
Auiora  borealis.  See  Meteorology. 
Aurora  Leigh.  See  Browning  (J/cs.  E.B.)  1857. 1622.12 
Auscultstiou.     See  Medicine. 

Ausoiiiu5  (Decimus  Magnus).  Epigrammata.  See 
■Walker(G.  S.)   Corpus  poetanim.     .     .  1697.15 

—  Opera  omnia  ;  ex  ed.  Bipontina,  cum  notis  et  interp. 

in  usum  Delphini.   Lond.,  Valpy,  1823.  8°.  7712.08 

Contents, 
Commemoratio  professorum  Bitrdigalensiam.  v.  1. 
De  xir.  Caesaribus  per  Suetouium  scriptie.  v.  1. 
Dissei  tatio  de  vita  et  si-riptis  Ausonii,  v.  i. 
Dive:-8orum  epistolge  ad  .\usonium,  v.  2. 
Ecloganum,  v.  1. 
Edyllia,  v.  1. 
Kpheiiicris.  v.  1. 
Epigrammata,  v.  1. 
Epistol.-e,  v.  1. 

Epitaphia  heroiim  qui  belle  Troico  interfuerunt,  v.  1. 
Gratiarum  actio  pro  consulate,  v.  1, 
Index,  V.  3. 

LuduM  septem  sapientum,  v.  1. 
Not^e  \ariorum  in  Ausonii  opera,  v.  2, 
Ordo  nobilium  urbium,  v.  1. 
Pareutalia  cum  tabula  genealogica,  v.  1, 
lVriix-b:e  in  Homeri  Iliadem  et  Odysseam,  v.  2. 
I'r.-efatiuuculiB,  Trea,  v.  2. 
Rei-eiiaus  editionum,  v.  3. 

Soucliaii  auiraadversionesin  tetrasticha  de  mensibua,  v,  2. 
Testiraonia  et  judicia  de  Ausonio.  v.  1. 
Ti'trasticha  Ausonii,  v.  1. 

Austin  (Jane).    See  Fiction  class-list,  for  her  novels. 
For  her  biography  .s-ee  Biographty  (Itidividual). 

Austeii-L3igh  (J.  E. )  Memoir  of  Jane  Austen.  Lon- 
don. 1870.     8° 3014.18 

Austin  (Alfred).  The  poetry  of  the  period.  London, 
1870.     12^ 1613.21 


Austin  (Bon.iamin).     Constitutional  republicanism,  in 

opposition  to  fallacious  federalism.    Boston,  1803. 

8* 5725.23 

Austin  (G.  L.)     Life  of  Franz  Schubert,  [1797-1828]. 

Boston,  1873.     12° 3156.21 

Austin  (John).      Lectures  on  jurisprudence.      3  v. 

London,  1861-63.     8°. 5614.06 

JVo(e.— Reviewed  by  J.  8.  Mill.    [In  his  Dissert.,  y.  3, 

1867.     2636.23.) 

Austin  (Sarah).  Characteristics  of  Goethe.  From 
Falk,  von  Miiller,  etc.  With  notes  illus.  of  Ger- 
man Ut.     2  v.,  PhU.,  18U.     12°.      .     .     .3066.14 

—  Fragments  from  German  prose  writers,  with  notes. 

London,  1841.     12° 2512.12 

—  Germany,  1760-1814.  Lond.,  1854.   12°.     .     .  ,544.20 
Austin  (W.  S. )  and  llalph  (J. )    Lives  of  the  poets-lau- 
reate.    London,  1853.     8° 3254.19 

Australia.     See  Countries.  (Australia.) 

AustTeilian hand-book  and  almanac,  and  shipper's  and 
importers'  directory  for  1872.  London,  1872. 
8- 1066.07 

Austria.     See  Countries.   (Austria.) 

Authentic  memoirs  concerning  the  Portuguese  In- 
quisition.    London,  1761.     12°.       .     .     .  3426.23 

Authority.  Lewis  (G.  C.)  An  essay  on  the  influence 
of  authority  in  matters  of  opinion.   1869.   5435.24 

—  Marlineau  (J.)  Protestant  theory  of  authority.   [Old 

and  new,  v.  10-11,  1874.] 

—  Senior  (N.   W.)     Essays,  v.  2,  p.  244-323.     .2542.33 
Authors  and  authorship .     See  Literature. 
Autobiography  of  a  Shaker,      {anon.]    New  York, 

1869.     12° 3448.15 

Autobiography  of  a  working-man.  See  Somervillo 
(A.)     1848 3014.15 

Autobiography  of  an  English  soldier  in  the  United 
States  armv  ;  adventures  in  the  States  and  Mexico. 
[anon.]     New  York,  1858.     8°.         .     .     .     585.24 

Autobiography  of  Flora  McDonald.  Ed.  by  her  grand- 
daughter.    2ded.     2  V.  Etlin.,  1870.     8°.     3116.18 

Autobiography  of  Lutfiillah,  a  Mohammedan  gentle- 
man.    London,  1858.     12° 3114.24 

Autobiography  ot  Satan.  Beard  (J.  R.)  1872.  351.5.23 

Autocrat  of  the  breakfast  table.  O.  W.  Holmes. 
1858 2532.10 

Autographs. 

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sketches  of  celebrities.     4  v.     Londou  and  New 
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4v.  .     1862-68 2525.21 

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Repr.  from  Ed.  rev.,  v.  124,  1866. 

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viduals   from     their     handwriting    and     style. 
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biogr.  index,  &c.,  by  R.  Sims.     1862.     .     2741.01 

—  Smith  (J.  J.)  ♦Hist  and  lit.  curiosities.  1852.  1447.03 
Autology.  D.  H.  Hamilton.  1873.  .  .  .  5423.02 
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18.59.     12° 7001.17 

Autumn.     See  Seasons. 

Autumn  holidays  of  a  country  parson.  See  Boyd 
(A.  K.  H.) 2514.05 

Autumn  leaves.     S.  J.  Gardner.     1865.   .     .     2526  01 

Autumn  near  the  Rhine,  [anon.]  2d  ed.  London, 
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Autumns  on  the  Spey.     A.  E.  Knox.     1872.     4626.17 

Ava.     See  Countries. 

Avarice.     Cowley  (A.)   Essays.  1868.  p.  88-97.  2521.15 

Avaux  (Jean  Antoine  de  Mesmes,  Co7nte  d').  Nego- 
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lu  askiug  for  boolia,  use  the  ■•  Bjok  Ordo.-,"  giving  the  AUTHOR'S  NAME,  the  Brjt  part  of  the  TITLE,  and  the  N  JMBEH. 


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Averro3s.     Rcnan  [Ernest^.     Averroes  et  I'averroisme. 

1871 3011.1'J 

St-e  Stanhope  (Earl).  Arabic  philoBophy.  [!n  hie  Mis- 
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Aveata :  the  religious  books  of  the  Parsees  ;  from 
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See  also  Parsees. 
Avezac  (M.  A.  P.  d').  Afrique  :  esquisse  gin.  de 
I'Afrique  et  Afrique  ancienne,  par  A.  ;  Carthage, 
par  Dureau  de  la  Malle  et  J.  Yanoski  ;  Numidie 
et  Mauritauie,  par  L.  Lacroix  •,  I'Afrique  chr^- 
tienuc  et  ks  Vaudales  en  Afrique.  Paris,  1844. 
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—  lies  de  I'Afrique.  Paris,  1848.  8°.   [Uuivers.]  901.02 
Avienua    (Kufus   Festus).      Descriptio    orbis    terrse. 

[MuUer  (C.)   Geogr.  Gr.  min.  v.  2,  18.55.]  776.5.04 
Avila  (Juan  de).     Obras  escogidas.     [Ochoa  (E.  de). 

Escritores  mist.     v.  2.] 721.5.09 

Avis  (K. ),  pseud.  ?  Bird-preserving,  bird-mounting, 
and  the  preservation  of  birds'  eggs.  With  bird- 
catching.     London,  1870.     16°.     .     .     .     4813.07 

—  The  canary,   its  management,  etc.    London,  1870. 

16= 4813.05 

AvoUo ;  a  legend.     P.  H.  Hayne.     1850.       .     1645. 13 

A-way  in  the  vrilderness.  [Ballautyne's  miscellany. 
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Avrdeley  (John).  The  fraternitye  of  vacabondes.  Ed. 
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Awsiter  (John).  Essay  on  opium  as  a  poison.  Lon- 
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Axel,  and  other  poems.     H.  Lookwood,  1807.  1063.33 

Ayeen  Akbery.     See  Abu-1-Fazl. 

Ayhnsr  {Oipt.  F. )  Cruise  in  the  Pacific.  2  v. 
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Ayre  (ii'ei'.  John).  Treasury  of  Bible  knowledge.  2d  ed. 
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Aytoun  (W.  E.)  Ballads  of  Scotland.  2  v.  Edin- 
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—  Book  of  ballads.     Edited  by  Bon  Gaultier.     [pseud.  ] 

New  York,  1854.     12° 1613.14 

—  BothweU,  a  poem.     Boston,  1856.     16°.     .     1613.15 

For  criticisms  see  Blackwood,  v.  80,  1856  ;    or  Litfell,  V. 
14  :  Fraber's  mag.,  v.  54. 

—  Firmilian:  a  '•  spasmodic"  tragedy.     By  T.  Percy 

Jone-s.     [pseud]    New  York,  1854.     12°.  1712.19 

—  Lays  of  the  Scottish  cavaliers.     New  York,    1854. 

12°. 1613.17 

Same.    New  York,  1866.     12°.      .     .     .     1013.16 

~3fartin(r.)    Memoir  of  A.     1867.    .     .     .     3014.19 
Azamat-Batuk.     [pseud."]  See  Thieblin  (N.  L. ) 
Azeglio  (Massimo  Taparelli,  marq.  d').     Niccolo  de' 

Lapi 7318.05 

4KS"  S^e  Biography  (Individual).  Also  Fiction,  for  English 

versions  of  his  novels. 
Azof  sea.     See  Countries.  (Azof  sea.) 
Azores.     See  Countries.  {Azores.) 

Bab  and  Babeeism. 

See  articles  by  R.K.  Arbuthnot.  in  Con.  rev.,  v.  11-12, 186D. 

•  Bab '  ballads.     See  GUbert  (W.  S.)       .     .     .1043.27 

Baba  (Tatui).  Elementary  Grammar  of  the  Japanese 
language.     London,  1873.     16°.       .     .     .  6421.22 

3.abbage  (Charles).  Exposition  of  1851  ;  or  views  of 
the  industry,  e/c. ,  of  England.  2d  ed.,  London, 
1851.     8° 3915.01 

—  Ninth  Bridgewater  treatise.      [On  natural  religion.] 

A  fragment.     Phila.,  1841.  8° 3524.15 

—  On  the  economy  of  machinery  and  manufactures. 

London,  1832.     8°. 3932.02 

—  Passages  from  the   life  of  a  philosopher.     London, 

1864.     12°.  ...     • 3015.28 

Keviewed  in  Littell,  (&om  Brit,  quar.,)  1865,  v.  1. 

—  Reflections  on  the  decline  of  science  in  England. 

Loudon,  1830.     8°. 3914.14 

—  Table  of  logarithms  of  the  natural  numbers  from 

1  to  108,090.     Loudon,  1872.     8°.  .     .     .  4012.07 


—  Tables  of  the  constants  of  nature  and  art.    [In  Sm. 

rep.,  1856.] 3936.11 

Babees   (The)  book.      [In  Early  English  text  soc, 

no.  32.]        7913.10 

Babie  Bell  and  other  poems.  T.  B.  Aldrieh.  1612.06 
Babinet    (Jacques).        Diamond  and  other  precious 

stones.     [Sm.  rep.,  1870.] 3936.25 

—  Northern  seas.     [Sm.  rep.,  1H09.]      .     .     .   3936.24 

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Babrius.     See  article  in  Ed.  rev.,  v.  113, 1861. 
Babylon.     See  Countries.    (Babyton.) 
Baby-worlds  :  an  essay  on  [comets].     Gumpacb  (J. 

von).     1803 4017.17 

Bache   (A.  D. )     Astronomical  discussions  at  Girard 

college.    [Sm.  contrib.,  v.  13-14.]   .     .     .  3937.13 

—  Lecture  on  Switzerland.    [Sm.  rep.,  1870.]    3936.25 

—  Magnetic  and  meteorological  observations  made  at 

Girard  college,  1810-45.  [Sm.  contrib.,  v.  11,  13, 
14.] 3937.11 

—  Magnetic  survey  of  Pennsylvania,  and  parts  of  ad- 

jacent states.     [Sm.  contrib.,  V.  12.]  .     .  3937.12 
tt^See  also  various  articles  by  Mr.  B.  in  American  asso- 
ciation.   Proceedings.     Contents  given  on  p.  15,  etc. 
Bachelder  (John  B. )    Popular  resorts  and  how  to 

reach  them  :  U.  S.  Boston,  1874.  8°.  .1133.12 
Bacheler  (Origen)  mid  Owen  (R.  D. )    Discussion  on 

the  existence  of  God,  and  the  authenticity  of  the 

Bible.  2v.  New  York,  1833.  16°.  .  .3514.15 
Bachelor  kings  of  Engl.  See  Strickland  (A. )  3256.01 
Bachhoffner  (George  H.)   Chemistry  as  applied  to  the 

fine  arts.     London,  1837.     8° 4216.35 

Bachmau  (John).  *Quadruped8  of  North  America.  See 

Audubon  (.J.  J. ) 4737.01 

Back-bone,  photographed  from  "  The  Scalpel."      See 

Dixon  (E.H.) 4321.10 

Backer  (G.  de).   Dictionnaire  des  proverbes  fran9oi8. 

[anon.]  Brusselles,  1710.  18°.  .  .  .  6214.26 
Backhouse  (James).     A  narrative  of  a  visit  to  the 

Australian  colonies.  Elus.  L.,  1843.  8°.  1003.01 
Backlog  studies.  0.  D.  Warner.  1873.  .  .2546.16 
Backus  {liev.  Isaac).     Abridgment  of  the  church  hist. 

of  New  England,  1002-1804.  B.,  1804.  8°.  3456.15 
Bacon   (Albert  M.)      Manual  of   gesture.     Chicago, 

1873.     12° 6333.09 

Bacon  (Delia).    The  philosophy  of  the  plays  of  Shaks- 

pere  unfolded.     Boston,  1857.     8°.      .     .  1753.01 
See  Biography  (Individual),  for  notices  of  Miss  B. 
Bacon  (D.  F. )    Lives  of   the  Apostles.     New  York, 

1810.     8° 3414.13 

Bacon   (Francis).      Essayes    or    counsels  civiU  and 

moraU.     London,  1632.     8° 2513.00 

—  —  Same.  With  memoir.  Edinb.,  1838.    8°.  5814.18 
Same.     With  introd.   essay  by  A.  Potter.      New 

York,  1841.     18° 5111.10 

Same.     With  annotations,  by  K.  Whately.     New 

York,  1857.  8° 2517.21 

Note. —'Par  articles  upon  Bacon  as  an  essayist,  with 
Whately's  annotations,  see  Littell,  1863,  v.  3  {ironi  Br. 
qu.  rev.)  ;  Nat.  qu.  rev.,  v.  6,  18B3 ;  Boyd  (A.  K.  H  )  Au- 
tumn holidays,  1865,  p.  252-91  :  Eraser's  mag.,  v.  55,  1857  ; 
North  Br.  rev.,  v.  27,  1857  ;  Quar.  rev.,  v.  09,  1856  and 
Littell,  V.  16, 1856. 

Same.     Essays,  and  Colours  of  good   and  evil. 

With  notes  and  glossarial  index,  by  W.  A.  Wright. 

Cambridge,  (Eng.)  1803.     18° 2512.28 

Same.     Harmony  of  the  [four  texts,  1597-16,;8  ; 

with  Meditationes  sacrae,  Lat.  and  Engl.,  and  the 

Coulers  of   good  and   euill].     Ed.  by  E.  Arber. 

London,  1871.     10°. 6011.13 

—  Letters  and  life,  including  all  his  occasional  works, 

letters,  speeches,  state  papers,  etc.,  not  already 
published  among  his  Works.  Set  forth  in  chroao- 
logical  order,  with  a  commentary,  biogr.  and  hist., 
by  J.  Speddiug.   6  v.   Lon.,  1861-72.   8°.  .  5015.19 

V.  1,  1660-95.  V.  2,  1595-1601.  v.  3,  1601-07.  V.  4,  1607-13 
V.  5,  1613-16.     V.  6,  1(U6  18. 

Note. — Each  volume  has  a  separate  index. 

For  articles  upon  Bacon,  apropos  of  this  worli,  see  Black- 
wood, V.  93, 1863  ;  Fraaer's  mag.,  v.  66, 1862,  and  v.  79, 1869. 

—  Moral  and  historical  works.     Introd.  and  notes  by 

S.  Devey.     London,  Botin,  1852.     12°.     .  5015.01 
Contents:  Essays,  Apothegms.  Elegant  sentences.  Wisdom 
of  the  ancients,  New  Atlautis,  and  History  of  Henry  VII. 


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-  Novum  organum  ;  or,  true  suggestions  for  the  inter- 

pretation of  nature.     London,  18 JO.  16^.    3913.14 

-  Of  the  proficienoe  and  advancement  of  learning. 

Ed.  by  B.  Montagu.     Lond.,  1840.     8°.      2513.1.", 

-  Physical  and  metaphysical  works.    Ed.  by  J.  Devey. 

London,  Holm,  1853.     li'^. 5015.U2 

Contents.  The  great  instauration  :  1.  Dignity  and  ad- 
vancement of  learning.    2.  Noviua  organum. 

-  Reign  of  Henry  VII.     Loudon,  1870.     12=".      472.11 

-  Works.     With  life  by  B.   Montagu.    3  v.     Philadel- 

phia, 1852.     roy.  8^ 5017.08 

ContenU  :  v.  1.  Life.  Essays.  Medilationn.  Colours 
of  good  and  evil.  Miscellaneous  tracts  upon  human  phi- 
losophy. Apothegms.  Oruamenta  rationalia.  Sentences. 
Motes  for  conversation.  On  death.  Advancement  of 
learning.  New  Atlantis.  Wisdom  of  the  ancients.  Civil 
history.    Biography.  Miscellaneous  tracts. 

2.  Sylva  sylvarnm.  Trat-ts  relating  to  Scotland,  Ire- 
land, Spain,  and  England.  Speeches.  Charges.  Papers 
relating  to  Earl  of  Essex.  Theological  tracts.  Miscellanies. 
Judicial  charges. 

3.  Letters.  Law  tracts.  Great  instauration:  Preface 
and  *2d  part— The  novum  organum.  3d  part — Natural  his- 
tory ;  Of  density  and  rarity  ;  Of  heavy  and  hgbt ;  Of  sym- 
pathy and  antipathy  of  things  :  History  of  life  and  death. 
4th  and  &th  parts.    Miscellaneous  tracts.    Index. 

•  Works.     Collected  and  ed.  by  James  Spedding,   R. 
L.  Ellis,  and  D.  D.  Heath.     15  v.     London,  1860- 

64.     8' 5014.03 

Contents. 
Advancement  of  learning;  or,  De  augmentis  scientiarum, 

[Lat  ,]  V.  1-3  ;  [Eng.,]  v.  8-9. 
Advertisement  touching  a  holy  war.  [Eng.,]  v.  13. 
Aphorism!  et  Consilia.  [Lat ,]  v.  7. 
Apophthegms.  [Eng.,]  v.  13. 
Arguments  of  law,  [Eng..]  v.  15. 
Camden's  .\nnale8,  additions  and  corrections,  v.  12. 
Calor  et  Frigus,  [Eng.,]  v.  7. 
Christian  paradoxes,  [Eng,,]  v.  14. 
Cogitata  et  visa.  [Lat.,]  v.  7. 
Cogitatioues  de  scientia  humana.  [Lat.,]  v.  5. 
Colours  of  good  and  evil,  [Eng..]  v.  13. 
Confession  of  faith,  [Eng.,]  v.  U. 

De  augmentis  scientiarum.  [Eng.,]  v.  8-9,  [Lat.,]  v.  2-3. 
De  interpretatione  naturiB  procemium,  [Lat.,]  v.  6. 
De  interpretatione  nature  sententije  xii.,  v.  7. 
Deacriptiou  of  the  intellectual  globe.  [Lat..]  v.  7  ;  [Eng.,] 

V.  10. 
Discourse  upon  the  commission  of  Bridewell,  v.  15. 
Ebb  and  flow  of  the  sea.  [I..at..]  v.  6  ;  [Eng  .]  v.  10. 
Elizabeth*.  In  I'elieem  meiuoriam,  [Lat.  and  Eng.,]  v.  11, 
EUis  (It.  K  )    General  preface  to  pliilos.  works,  v.  1. 
Elogium  in  Heurieiun  principem  Walliae,  [Lat.  and  Eng.,] 

v.  12. 
Essays  ;  or  Counsels  civil  and  moral,  [Eng.,]  v.  12. 
Filumlabyrintbi.  [Eng,,]  v.  6. 
Fragment  of  Abecedarium  naturse,  v.  9. 
Historia  soni  et  auditus,  [Lat. ,]  v.  7. 
History  of  dense  and  rare,  [Lat.,]  T.  i  :  [Eng.,]  v.  10. 
History  of  Great  Britain,  beginning  of,  [Eng., J  v.  11. 
History  of  life  and  death,  [Lat..]  v.  3  ;  [Eng.,]  v.  10. 
History  of  the  reign  of  Henry  VII.  and  VUI.,  [Eng.,]  v.  11. 
History  of  the  winds,  [Lat..]  v  3  .  [Eng.,]  v.  9. 
Imago  civilis  Augusti  Ciesaris,  [Lat.  and  Eng.,]  v.  12. 
Imago  civilis  Julii  (.isesJiris.  [Lat.  and  Eng.,]  v.  12. 
Index— Philosophical  works,  v.  10  ;     Literary  and  profos- 

Bional  works,  v.  15. 
Inquiry  respecting  the  magnet.  [Lat,,]  V.  4  ;  [Eng.,]  v.  10. 
Inquisitiolegitima  de  motu,  [Lat,,]  v.  7. 
Instauratio  magna.  [Lat,,]  v.  1  :  [Eng.,]  v.  8-10. 
Letter  to  Sir  Heur^  .Savill.  touching  helps  for  the  intellec- 
tual powers.  [Eng..]  V.  13. 
life,  by  Wni.  Rawley,  [Eng.,]  v.  1,  p.  35, 
Literary  works,  v.  11. 
MagnalianatursD.  [Lat.,]  v.  5. 
Maxims  of  the  law,  [Eng.,]  v.  14. 
Meditatioues  sacriB,  [Lat.  and  Eng,,]  v,  14. 
Naturiil  history,  v.  4. 

Natural  and  experimental  history,  [lAt.,]  v.  2  ;  [Eng.,]  9-10. 
New  atlautis.  [Eng..]  v.  5. 
Novum  organum,  [Lat,.]  v,  1  ;  [Eng..]  v.  8. 
Ordinances  in  chancery.  [Eng.,]  v.  15. 
Parasceve  ad  historiam    uaturalam    et    experimentalem, 

[Lat.,]  V,  2;  [feng.,]  v.  8. 
PhEBnomena  universi,  [Lat,,]  V.  7. 
Philosophical  works,  [Lat..]  v.  1-7  ;  [Eng  .]  v.  8-10. 
Physiological  and  medical  remains,  [Eng,,]  v.  7. 
Prayers,  [Eng..]  v.  14. 
Preparative  towards  a  natural  and  experimental  history, 

[Lat..]  v.  2;  [Eng.,]  v.  8. 
Preparation  for  the  union  of  laws,  [Eng,,]  v.  15. 
Principles  and  origins,  according  to  the  fables  of  Cupid 

and  Cielum.  [Lat.,]  v.  5  :  [Eng  ,J  v.  10. 
Promus  of  formularies  and  elegancies,  [Eng  ,]  v.  14. 
Psalms  translated,  v.  14. 
Religious  writings,  v.  14. 
Scala  intellectUB,  [Lat.,]  v.  5. 
Short  notes  lor  civil  conversation.  [Eng.,]  v.  13. 
Statute  of  uaes  ^reading  on),  [Eug.,]v,  14. 


Sylva  sylvarum  ;  or,  a  natur.il  history,  [Eng.,]  v.  16. 
I'emporis  partus  maHculns,  [Lat..]  v.  7. 
Theory  of  Ihe  heaven,  [Lat..|  v.  3  :  [Eug.,]  v.  10. 
Thoughts  on  the  nature  of  things,  [Lat.,]  v.  6  ;  (Eng.,jT.  10. 
Topics  of  inquiry  respecting  light  and  luminous  matlxr 

(Lat., I  v.  4;  (Eng.,)  v.  10. 
True  greatness  of  Britain.  [Eng.,]  v.  13. 
Use  of  the  law,  (Eng,,]  v.  14. 
Valerius  Tocmiuua  of  the  interpretation  of  nature.  [Eng..] 

V.  6. 
"Wisdom  of  the  ancients,  (Lat.  and  Eug.,]  v.  12-13. 

Ao(f— For  articles  suggested  by  this  edition,  see  Ed. 
rev.,  V.    lOG,  1857  ;  Eraser,  vol.  60,  1B59. 

—  Camphdl  (J.  lord).     Lives,  etc.     v.  2.       .     .  3251.03 

—  Dixon  {iV.  H.)     Personal  history  of.     1861.3015.01 

iVo(e.— Reviewed.  Ed.  rev.,  v,  113,  1861,  and  Littoll,  1801, 
V.  2  ;  New  Enghiuder,  v.  21, 1802. 

—  Finch  (A.  K )     On  tbe  inductive  philosophy,   paral- 

lel between  Lord  Bacon  and  A.  Comte.       5422.13 

—  Fischer  (K.)  Francis  Bacon.     Realistic  philosophy 

and  its  age.     1857 5411.06 

—  Maislre  {J.  de).     Examen  do  la  philosophie  de  B. 

5e  (5d.     2d  v.     1858 5411.07 

—  Martin  (T.)     Character  of  B.     1835.       .     .3015.02 

—  Montagu  (B.)    Attempt  to  arrange  the  opinions  of 

Bacon  on  the  conduct  of  the  understanding.     [In 
Montagu's  Essays,  1824,  p.  147-361].     .  2537.05 

Life  ot  Bacon.    1834 3015.03 

-- Napier  (M.)     Lord  Bacon.     1853.      .     .    .3015.27 

—  Tyler  (K)     Discourse  of  the  Baconian  philosophy. 

1850 5411.09 

,^5"  Consult  also  histories  of  philosophy  and  English 
literature,  particularly  Lewes' Biogr,  history,  V.  2  [5415.05], 
as  well  as  general  cyclopaedias  and  biographical  diction- 
aries. Many  references  will  be  found  in  Alhbone.  [2755.01]; 
Craik'8  Eng.  lit.,  v.  I  (275.'i.08i ;  Hallam'8  lit.  ot  Europe  ; 
Lippiucott's  Diet,  of  biography  [3236, 13J ;  and  McClintock 
&  Strong's  Cyclopoedia,  v.  1  [3710.11]. 

For  critical  essays  upon  B,  see  Barnes  (A.)  Essays,  v.  1. 
1855  (2513.06) ;  Fisher  (G.  P.)  in  Hours  at  home,  Feb., 
1869  ;  Macaulay  (T.  B.)  Essays,  v.  3.  (2536.18)  ;  Mackin- 
tosh (A'lr  J.)  Miscel.  works  [2536.27)  ;  Montagu  (B,) 
Essays  (2537.04)  ;  Muller  (M.)  Bacon  in  Germany.  [In 
*is  Chips,  efc.  V.  3, 1B71  (•2.J37.21)  ;  Raumer  (K.  von).  In- 
fluence  of  B.  upon  education.  [In  German  educational  re- 
formers, pp.  273-90,  5515.14)  ;  Russell  (J.  R.)  in  his  Hist, 
and  heroes  of  med.  (4313.01);  Trotter  (L.  J.)  Studies  ia 
biography,  1865  (3265,08)  ;  repr.  from  Dub.  univer.  mag., 
March.  1861  ;  Whipple  (E.  P.)  Literature,  etc.  12752.27]  ; 
repr.  from  .Atlantic  monthly,  v.  22,  1868.  Also  Fraser'a 
mag..  V.  74-75  ('  Was  he  an  impostor  ?')  ;  Nat.  quar.  rev., 
(■  What  has  B.  discovered?  'j  :  N.  A.  rev  ,  v.  93.  1861. 

For  his  alleged  Authorship  of  Shakspere's  plays,  see 
Shakspere  (W.) 

Bacon  (F.  W.)  Richards'  Steam-engine  indicator. 
See  Porter  (C.  T.) 3y25.31 

Bacon  (George  B. )     Siam.    N.  Y.,  1873.    12°.    1025.'22 

Bacon  (George  Washington)  a«(i  Larkius  (W.  G.) 
Descriptive  hand-book  of  America.  London, 
1870.     12°. 1072.20 

Bacon  (James).  Life  of  Francis  the  first.  2  v.  Lou- 
don, 1829.     8°. 3057.13 

Bacon  (Leonard).  Genesis  of  the  New  England 
churches.     New  York,  1874.     12^        .     .  3455.18 

—  Historical  discourses  :  first  church  in  New  Haven, 

[1638-1838].     New  Haven,  1839.     8^  ^     .  3457.13 

-^  and  others.  Contributions  to  the  ecclesiastical  his- 
tory of  Connecticut ;  prepared  under  the  direc- 
tion of  the  general  association  [of  Congregational 
churches].     New  Haven.  1861.     8°.     .     .3457.16 

Bacon  (Leonard  W. )  Fair  jjlay  on  both  sides.  1.  'Se- 
cret instructions  of  the  Jesuits.'  2.  Moral  results 
of  the  Roman  catholic  system.    N.  Hav.,  1869.    S"'. 

Bacon  (Matthew).  New  abridgment  of  the  law.  Ad- 
ditions by  Sir  H.  GwyUim,  and  C.  E.  Dodd,  with 
notes  and  references,  by  B.  WUson,  and  J.  Bou- 
vier.     10  V.     Philadelphia.     1868.    8°.     .  5633.11 

Bacon  (Nathaniel).  Rebellion  in  Virginia  in  1675-6. 
[Force's  Tracts,  V.  1.] 577.08 

Bacon  (Sir  Nicholas).  Hist,  discourse  of  the  gov.  of 
Eugland.   2  v.  in  1.    London,  1647-51.  4°.  5717.03 

—  Campbell  (J.)  Lives  of  lord  chancellors,  v.  2.  3254.04 
Bacon  (O.  N.)      History  of  Natick,  [Mass.]     Boston, 

1856.     8°. 611-08 

Bacon  (Richard  Mackenzie).    Aristocracy  of  Eugland. 

Norwich,  1835.  8".  [Miscel.  pampli,,  v.l6.]  :';il!l3.16 
Bacon  (Roger).     Cure  of  old  age,  and  preservation  of 

youth.     Tr.  with   anuot.  and  account  of  his  lifo, 

by  R.  Browne.    London,  1683.     16^  .     .  4322.27 


lu  askiug  for  books,  use  the  "  Book  Order,"  giving  the  AU  IHOK'S  NAME,  the  arst  part  of  the  TITLE,  and  the  NUMBEtt. 


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BACON  -  BAIN 


Bacou  (Roger),  continued. 

—  Opera  iuedita  ;  ed.  by  J.  S.  Brewer.    London,  18.59. 

8°.     [Rolls  chronicles.] 5141. 

Contents:  v.  1.  Opus  tertium.  Opus  minus.  Compen- 
dium pliiloBopliijB. 

«3-  Siv  alsii  Craik  (G.  L.)  Pursuit  of  knowl.,  v.  2  [3-263. 13]  ; 
Martin  (B.)  Lives  of  philos.  [3265.11]  ;  Palgrave  {Sir  F.) 
Merchant  and  friar  [443.08]  ;  Plumtre  (E.  H  )  in  Contem. 
rev.,  v.  2,  1866  ;  Kussell  (J.  R.)  Hist,  of  medicine  [4313.()1] ; 
SaiB8et(E.)  in  Revue  des deux  mondea.  j nil.. 1861. and  article 
in  Westm.  rev.,  v.  81,  1864  ;  also  histories  of  science  and 
philos.,  particularly  Lewes'  Hist,  of  philos.,  v.  2  [o415.U5]. 

Bacou  (Thomas).  Oriental  annual ;  tales,  legends, 
and  historical  romiinces.  With  engravings,  by 
Finden.     2  v.     London,  1839-40.     8^.      .   1031.07 

BacottJ.T.W.)   The  Bahamas.    L.,  1869.    8°.  1100.15 

Bac3trom(S. )  "Voyage  to  Spitzbergen,  1780.  [Pin- 
kerton's  Voyages,  V.  1.] 92G.01 

Baddeck,  and  that  sort  of  thing.  C.  D.  Warner. 
1874 115109 

Badeau  (Adam).  Military  history  of  Ulysses  S.  Grant, 
from  ISOl.     V.  1.     New  York,  1868.     8°.    3067.11 

—  The  vagabond.  New  York,  1859.  l^".  .  .  2513.07 
Badeley  (.John,  M.D.)    Extraordinary  cure  by  Prince 

Hoheulohe,  on  Barbara  O'Connor,  a  nun.  Lon- 
don, 1823.     8°.     [Pamphleteer,  v.  22.]     5058.22 

Baden  (G.  L.)  History  of  Norway.  i'ee  Feldborg 
(A.  A.) 54.J.11 

Badges.  Palliser  {Mrs.  B.)  Historic  badges,  etc. 
1870 1452.16 

Badbam  (Charles).  Criticism  applied  to  Shakespeare. 
London,  1846.     V2° 1754.12 

—  Text  of  Shakespeare.  \_In  Cambridse  essays,  1856.] 
Badham   (liev.  G.  D. )      Prose  haheutics  ;  or,  ancient 

and  modern  fish- tattle.   Loud.,  1854.    8°.     4616.24 

Baedeker  (K.)     Belgium  and  Holland.      Hand-book. 

2d  ed.     Coblenz,  1871.     1G° 961.27 

—  Italy.    Hand-book  for  travellers.     2d  ed.    3  v.    Cob- 

lenz, 1869-70.     16^ 981.24 

—  Southern  Germany  and  Austria,  including  the  East- 

em  Alps.  Hand-book.  2d  ed.  Coblenz;,  1871. 
1S'=. 966.08 

Baegert  (Jacob).  Aboriginal  inhabitants  of  California 
peninsula.     [Sm.  rep.,  1863,  1864.]     3936.18  ;  19 

Baehr  (B. ,  M.  I). )  Science  of  therapeutics,  according 
to  homcEopathy,  by  C.  J.  Hempel.  2  v.  New 
York,  1869.     8= 4313.23 

Bagebot  (Walter).  The  English  constitution.  Lon- 
don, 1867.     12^ 5717.13 

Same.     With  additional  chapter.     London,  1872. 

12° 5717.13a 

—  Estimates   of  some  Englishmen,  and  Scotchmen. 

From  the  National  rev.  Lond.,  1S58.  8°.  2517.24 
Contents  :  The  first  Edinburgh  Reviewers  (Oct.  185j). 
Cowper  (July.  18.55).  Gibbon  (Jan.  1856).  Bishop  Butler. 
Shakespere,— the  iudividnal.  Shelley  (Oct.  1856).  Hartley 
Coleridge.    Peel  (July,  1856).     Macaulay  {.\pril,  1858).. 

—  Lombard  street.  London,  1873.  12^  .  .5922.28 
--Physics  and  politics.  New  York,  1873.  8^.5712.14 
Bahamas.     iSte  Countries.  (Bahamas. ) 

Bail  (Louis).  Drawing  system.  The  human  head. 
New  Haven,  1859.     8° 1435.24 

Baile  (J.)  Wonders  of  electricity.  Ed.  by  J.  W. 
Armstrong.     New  York,     1872.     8°.     .     .  4027.27 

Bailey  (J.  T. )  Historical  sketch  of  the  city  of  Brook- 
lyn, and  smrounding  neighborhood.  Brooklyn. 
1840.     12^ 621.08 

Bailey  (J.  W. )  Infusorial  fossils  found  by  Dr.  Schiel 
in  California.  1854.  [Pacific  K.  R.  routes.  Re- 
ports, V.  2.] 1127.02 

—  Microscopical  examination  of  soundings  off  the  At- 

lantic coast.     [Sm.  contrib. ,  v.  2.]       .     .  3937.02 

—  Microscopical  observations  ;  South  Carolina,   Geor- 

gia, and  Florida.     [Sm.  contrib.,  v.  2.]  .  3937.02 

—  New  species   of   microscopical  organisms.      [Sm. 

contrib.,  v.  7.] 3937.07 

Bailey  (Nathan),  and  others.      Univers.il   etymological 

English  dictionary.      Revised  by  J.  N.  Scott,  vte. 

New  ed.     Loudon,  1754.     lol 6127.02 

Bailey  (Philip  James).      The  Age  ;  a  colloquial  satire. 

Boston,  1858.     10 1614.02 

—  Angel  world,  and  other  poems.  B.,1850.  16°.  1614.00 


—  Festus  ;  a  poem.     Boston,  1853.    16°.     .     .1614  01 

—  The  Mystic.     Boston,  1856.    16° 1614.03 

Beiiley  (Samuel).     Crit-  dissert,  on  the  nature  of  value. 

London,  182,5.     8° 5911.14 

—  Discourses  on  various  subjects.   L.,  1852.  8°.  2517.05 

Contents  :  Mutual  relation  of  the  sciences.  On  the  mam- 
moth, or  fossil  elephant  Changes  in  the  English  language. 
On  the  science  of  political  economy.  On  the  last  relorma- 
tion  of  the  Calendar.  On  the  general  principles  of  physical 
investigation.  Mechanical  causes  ol  thunder.  Paradoxes 
of  vision.     Theory  of  wit. 

—  Essays  on  the  formation  and  publication  of  opinions, 

the  pursuit  of  truth,  e/c.  Bost. ,  1854.   12°.  5411.11 
^ote. — Reviewed  by  H.  Martineau  in  her  Miscel.,  v.  2. 

—  Letters  on  the  philosophy  of  the  human  mind.     2  v. 

London,  1855-58.     8° 5421.30 

—  Questions  in  political  economy,   politics,   morals, 

metaphysics,  polite  literature,  e(c.    [anon.'l    Lon- 
don, 1823.     8° 6334.28 

—  Review  of  Berkeley's  Theory  of  vision.      London, 

1841.    8° 5421.19 

iVo(«.— For  criticism  see  Mill  (J.  S.)  Dissert.,  v.  2,  1873. 

—  Theory  of  reasoning.     London,  1851.     8°.     5428.01 

IVote. — Reviewed  in  Wiuslow's  journal,  v.  4,  1851. 

See  also  Ribot  (Th.)     Engl,  psychology  [5426.11]. 

Bailey  (Thomas).      Records  of  longevity  :  with  vital 

statistics.     London,  1857.     8° 3263.31 

Bailey  (W.  L. )     Our  ovyn  birds  ;  United  States.     Re- 
vised by  E.  D.  Cope.     PhUa.,1869.   16°.     4812.15 
Baillie  (Joanna).     Dramatic  and  poetical  works.    Lon- 
don,  1851.     8°. 1712.22 

Contents. 

Martyr  (The),  drama. 
Match  (The),  comedy. 
Orra,  tragedy. 


Plays  on  tho  passions,  and 
misceUaueous  plays,  viz ; 
Alienated  manor  (The),  com. 
Basil,  tragedy. 
Beacon  (Thej, musical  drama. 
Bride  (The),  drama. 
Constantine  Paleologus,  trag. 
Country  inn,  comedy. 
De  Montlort.  tragedy. 
Dream  ^The).  tragedy. 
Election  (The),  comedy. 
Enthusiasm,  comedy. 
Ethwald,  tragedy. 
Family  legend,  tragedy. 
Henriquez.  tragedy. 
Homicide  (The),  tragedy. 


Phantom  (Tlje),  mus.  drama, 

Rayner,  tragedy. 

Romiero.  tragedy. 

Second  marriage,  comedy. 

Separation  (The),  ti^gedy. 

biege  (The),  comedy. 

Striphug  (The),  tragedy. 

Trial  (The),  comedy. 

Witchcraft,  tragedy. 
Fugitive  verses. 
Metrical  legends. 
Miscellaneous  poetry. 
Sacred  verses. 


BaiUie  (iVeu.John).  Life  studies.  N.Y., 1857.16°.  3015.09 

—  St.  Augustine  :  memoir.     L.,  1859.     16°.    .  3155.11 
Baillie  (Cajil.  William).     'Works  after  paintings  and 

drawings  by  the  greatest  masters.    L.,  1792.  1.  4°. 
BaUlou  (H. )     Natural  history  of  plants.      Tr.   by  M. 

M.  Hartog.  v.  1-2.  London,  1871-72.  1.  8°.  4918.17 
Bailments.    hSee  La'w. 
Baily  (Francis).    [Va'rious  astronomical  articles,  in  the 

Memoirs  of  the  Royal  astronomical  society,  for 

Contents  of  which  see  p.  50.] 
Baily  (W.  L.)     Trees,  plants  .and  flowers,  where,  and 

how  they  grow.       [anon.]  P. ,  1870.   16°.  4915.07 
Bain  (Alexander).    Correlation  of  force  in  its  bearing 

on  mind.      [Macmillan,  Sept.,  1867.] 
A'o(s.— Controverted  by  D.  D.  H.[eath?]  m  Contem.  rev  , 

May,  1868. 

—  English  composition  and  rhetoric.       New    York, 

1872.     8° 6334.18 

—  Emotions  and  the  wUl.     London,  1859.     8°.  5421.10 

Note.  —  Reviewed  by  Spencer  (H.)  in  his  Essays,  or  in  hit 
nius.  of  univ.  progress.  [2543.16]  ;  a/so  ik  Blackwood,  V.  86, 
1869. 

—  Logic.     2  V.     London.  1870.     12°.     .     .     .  5428.20 

—  Mental  and  moral  science.     2d  ed.     London,   1868. 

8° 5411.13 

—  Mental  science  ;  compend.  of  psychology  and  the 

hist,  of  phUosophy.  New  York,  1868.  12°.  5411.12 

—  Mind  and  body.      The   theories   of   their  relation 

[and  history  of  the  theories  of  the  soul].     New 
York,  1873.     12° 5438.17 

—  On  the  study  of  character  ;    including  an  estimate 

of  phrenology.     London,  LSOl.     8°.   .     .  5434.05 

—  The  senses  and  the  inteUect.  3ded.  1868.  8°.   5421.09 

fl®-  Upon  the  psychology  of  Bain,  see  Martineau  (J.)  in 
his  Essays,  v.  1.  1866  [2635.17]  ;  and  Mill  (J.  S.),  in  hit 
Dissert  ,  V.  1,  or  Ed.  rev..  Oct..  IS.'i'J  ;  Ribot  (Th.)  Eng- 
lish psychology,  1874  [5426.11]  :  Win.ilow's  jom-.,  V.  13, 
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Baiues  (Edward).  History  of  the  cotton  manufacture 
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—  History  of  the  County  Palatine  and  Duchy  of  Lan- 

caster. New  od.  revised.  Ed.  by  J.  Harland.  2 
T.     Loudon,  18(;8.     4" 49.S.13 

—  History  of  the  wars  of  the  French  rev.,  1792-1815. 

2v.     1835.     8° 523.15 

—  Visit  to  (he  Vaudois  of  Piedmont.     London,   1855. 

16°.     [Tiav.  libr.,  v.  7.] 5075.12 

Baird  (James).     Emigrants'  guide  to  Australia.     2  v. 

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Baird  {liev.  Ivobert).  Christian  retrospect  and  regis- 
ter :  first  half  of  the  19th  century.  New  York, 
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—  Transplanted  flowers,  or  memoirs  of  Mrs.  Kumpff, 

daughter  of  John  Jacob  Astor,  and  the  duchess 
de  Broglie,  daughter  of  Mme  de  Stael.  New 
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Baird  (K.  H. )  American  cotton  spinner.  Philadel- 
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Baird  (Samuel  J.,  ed.)  See  Presbyterian  chiuch 
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Baird  (Spencer  F.)  '"Birds  of  North  America.  3  v. 
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—  Catalogue  of  N.    Amer.   birds,   in   the  museum   of 

the  Smithsou. Inst.  [9m.  miscel. coll., v.2].  3935.12 

—  Directions  for  collecting,  preserving  and  transport- 

ing specimens  of  natural  hist.     [Sm.  rep.,  185(5.] 

3936.11 

—  Mammals,  birds  and  reptiles.     [In  Emory  (W.  H.) 

U.  S.  and  Mexican  boundary  survey,  v.  2,  1819.] 

1127.02 

—  Mammals  of  Chili.     [/«  U.  S.  Naval  astron.  exped.. 

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—  Preliminary  report  on  natural  history.     [In  Pacific 

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—  Report  on  fishes  observed  on  the  coast  of  New  Jer- 

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Smithsonian  iustitntiou.  Pt.  1.  Washington, 
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—  and  Girard  (C.)     Catalogue  of  the  reptUes  of  N.  A. 

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Baireuth  (Manjravine  of).  See  Frederica  Sophia  Wil- 

helmiua. 
Baital  pachehisi  ;  or,  the  twenty-five  tales  of  a  sprite. 

Tr.  from  the  Hindu  text  of  Forbes,  by  J.  Platts. 

London,  1871.     8° 7813.20 

Bsiked  meats  of  the  funeral.  See  Halpine  (C.G.)  212.26 
Baker  (B.)   Long-.span  railway  bridges.    Philadelphia, 

1870.     12°. 3934.17 

Same.     Revised  ed.     London,  1873.  16°.  3925.28 

— •  On  the   strengths  of  beams,  columns,    and   arches. 

London,  1870.     12° 3920.26 

Baker  (C.R.)    Fruit  culture.     B.,  1866.     8°.    0135.20 
Baker   (David  Erskine).     Biographia  dramatica  :  or 

companion  to  the  playhouse.     Continued  to  1782, 

by  I.  Reed  ;  to   1811,   by  S.  Jones.     3  v.   in  4. 

London,  1812.     12°. 1712.23 

Baker  (George  A.,  jr.)      Point-lace  and  diamonds. 

New  York,  1875.  16^ 1013.34 

Baker  (George  E. )   Life  of  W.  H.  Seward.   New  York. 

1855.     12° 3162.14 

Baker  (George  M. )    Amateur  dramas.     Boston,  1869. 

16°. 171'2.28 

Contents  :  Sylvia's  soldier.  Stand  by  the  flag.  'Wanted, 
a  male  cook.  The  tempter,  or  the  sailor's  return.  Sea  of 
troubles.  Greatest  playue  of  life.  We're  all  teetotalers. 
A  drop  too  much.  Freedom  of  the  press  The  sculptor's 
triumph.  The  rival  poets.  The  peddler  of  Very-Nice. 
Ouce  on  a  time. 


—  Drawing-room  stage.     Boston,  1873.     1C°.     1712.30 

Contents :  My  brother's  keeper.  Revolt  of  the  beea. 
Tend.T  attachment.  Among  the  bri-akera.  Geutlemea  of 
the  jury.    Seven  aues.    Jlonton  dip.    Duchess  of  Dublin. 

—  Mimic  stage.     Boston,  ISOII.     16^      .     .     .   1712.27 

Cimlenls :  Down  by  tlio  sfa.  Clo.so  shave.  Capuletta. 
The  great  eliiir.  Man  wllh  the  demijohn.  An  original 
idea.  '•  My  uucle  the  captain. "  No  cure,  no  pay.  Humors 
of  the  strike,    llrcad  on  the  waters. 

—  Social  stage.     Boston,  1871.     16^.        .     .     .   1712.29 

C(*)?/cufs  ;  The  last  loaf.  A  Grecian  bend.  Too  late  for 
the  train.  Snowbound,  Bon  bons.  Light  hearts  pil- 
grimage. War  of  tho  roses.  Thirty  minutes  for  refrcsh- 
meuts.  "A  little  more  cider."  "  New  brooms  sweep  clean." 
Baker  (Henry).  Natural  history  of  the  polype.  Lon- 
don, 1743.     12' 4820.08 

—  Medulla  poetaruiu  Romanoruni  :  beautiful  and  in- 

structive passages  of  the  Roman  poets.  With 
translations.     2  v.     London,  1787.     8°.  .   1614.04 

Baker  (Henry  Barton).  French  society  from  the  Fronde 
to  the  great  revolution.  2  v.  L.,  1874.  1'2°  3.!66.15 
Contents:  y.\.  The /rorule  :  De  Retz.  Ago  of  Louis  XTV. 
Story  of  La  Valliere.  Madame  de  Sevigne.  Madame  de 
Mainteuou,  aud  the  last  years  of  Louis  XIV.  Tfte  reifncy  : 
The  regeut  Orleans  and  his  age.  Luuis  SV.:  The  sisters 
De  Nesles  ;  The  marquise  de  Pompadour  :  Madame  Du 
Barry.  Marie  Antoinette  and  the  age  of  Louis  XVI.  Tlie 
revolution :  Mirabeau.  Talleyrand.  Lafayette.  Madame 
Roland  and  the  Girondists.  Marat.  Dantou.  Camille 
DesmoiUins.    Robespierre. 

Baker  (L.  C.)  History  of  the  United  States  secret 
service.     Philadelphia,  1807.     8°.    .     .     .     035.14 

Baker  (Sir  Samuel  W.)  The  Albert  Nyanza,  great  ba- 
sin of  the  Nile,  and  Nile  sources.  London  and 
Philadelphia,  1806.     8° .  1085.10 

—  Eight  years'  wanderings  in  Ceylon.      Philadelphia, 

1869.     16°. 1004.09 

—  Ismailia  :  expedition  to  central  Africa  for  the  sup- 

pression of  the  slave  trade  ;  organized  by  Ismail, 
Khedive  of  Egypt.     N.  Y.,  1875.     8°.       .1080.10 

—  Nile  tributaries  of  Abyssinia  and  the  sword  hunters 

of  the  Hamaiu  Arabs.    Phil.,  1867.     8°.   .  1085.09 

—  Rifle  and  hound  in  Ceylon.  L.,1869.  8°.     .  106422 
Baker  (Thomas).    Elements  of  mechanism.    Londou, 

1858-59.  10° 39'23.16 

—  Land  and  engineering  surveving.      London,  1859. 

16° 3925.17 

—  Statics  and  dynamics,  with  liquids  and  gases.    Lon- 

don, 1851.     16° 4025.19 

Same.    2d  ed.     London,  1809.     16°.        4025.19a 

—  Subterraneous  surveys  without  the  magnetic  needle. 

London,  1801.     10° 3925.19 

—  Treatise  on  mensuration.  Lond.,  1859.  10°.  4011.34 

—  Treatise  on  the  mathem.  theory  of  the  steam  engine. 

London,  WeaXe,  180'2.     12° 3907.07 

Baker  (William).  Peregrinations  of  the  mind  ;  [prac- 
tical essays].    New  ed. ,  with  a  memoir.     Loudon, 

1811.  16° 2513.12 

Bake'well  (F.  C. )  Great  facts  :  remarkable  inventions 
during  the  present  century.     L. ,  1859. 16°.  39 13. 00 

—  Manual  of  electricity.     2d  ed.     Londou  and  Glas- 

gow, 1857.     12° 4027.18 

Baking.      While  {J.)     Art  of  baking.     18'28.    .3931.44 
Balaam.  Uengstenberg  (K   W.)  Dis.sertatioii,  etc.  1857. 

3734.07 
See  also  articles  in  McCllntock  and  Strong's  Cydoptedia, 

v.  1  [3716.11]  ;  and  Bib.  sacra,  1846. 
Balaustiou's  adventure.    R.  Browning.    1871.    1623.09 
Balbi  (Adriun).  Atlas  ethnographiqiie  du  globe.   Paris, 

1820.  fol A.  27.01 

Same.    Introduction,    v.  1.    P.,  1820.   8°.    0414.18 

—  and  Malte  Brim  (G. )    System  of  universal  geogra- 

phy.    Londou,  1851.     8° 915.05 

Balbi  (Gasparo).  'Voyage  to  Pegu,  1597.  [Pinker- 
ton's  Voyages,  v.  9.  ]      9'26.09 

Balbo  (Cesare).     Life  and  times  of  Dante.     Tr.  by  F. 

J.  Bunburyj  2  v.  Loudon,  1852.  12°.  3046.12 
Baldiimcci  (Filippo).     Opere.     14  v.     Milano,    Soc. 

■np.  cUiss.  ItaL,  1808-12.  8°.  ....  1464.01 
Baldw^in  (Edward),  [pseii.don.'\     History  of  Greece. 

,S'ee  Godwin  (W.; 421.17 

Bald'win  (Ebenezer).     History  of  Y^>le  college,    1700- 

1838.     New  Haven,  1841.     8° 5515.01 

Baldwin  (George  0. )     Representative  men  of  the  New 

Testament.     New  York,  1860.     12°.     .     .  3514.17 


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Bald'OT'm  (Joha  D.)     Ancient  America.      New  York, 

1872.     W\ 565.03 

-- Pre-historic  nations.     N.  Y.,  18G9.     12°.     .     423.11 

—  Story  of  Raymond  Hall,  and  other  poems.     Boston, 

1847.     12° 1613.28 

Baldwin  (Joseph  G. )  Flush  times  of  Alabama  and 
Mississippi    3ded.    New  York,  1834.   12°.    131.15 

—  Party  leaders.     New  York,  1855.     12°.     .     .   3243.05 
B.Udwm  (J.  L.)      Kales  of  bezique.      London,  1870. 

16° 4611.33 

Baldwin   (Thomas)  and  Thomas  (J.)      Gazetteer  of 

the  United  States.     Phila.,  1854.     8°.       .  1135.04 
Baldwm's  monthly.     New  York,  1874.     4°. 
Bale  (John,  bp. )     Kynge  John  ;  a  play.     Ed.  by  J.  P. 

Cnllier.     London,  Oimden  sue,  1838.    4°.    5112.02 

—  Select  works.    Ed.  by  H.  Christmas.    Cambr.   Par- 

ser soc. ,  1849.    8°. 3636.01 

Cuntents  :  Biogr.  notice.    Examinationa  of  lord  Cobham, 
Win.  Thorpe,  and  Anae  Aakewe.    Image  of  both  churches. 

—  Writings.     ^Extracts.]     Lond.,  Ib31.     12°.    3553  07 
liaAerrociloodyyt/i  N.I  'ISiopia  ifji  apx<xiai  'EXXt/- 

riHjJi  (piAoXoxuxi.   2  v.  Lond.,  1871.  8°.  5421.14 

Balfour  (John  Button).     Elements  of  Botany.     2d  ed. 

Edinburgh,  1869.     16° 4911.14 

—  Introduction  to  the  study  of  paloeontological  botany. 

Edinburgh,  1872.     8° 4917.22 

Ball  (A.  M.  W.)     Morse  (0.  A.)     Vindication   of   the 
claim   of    B.    to   the    authorship    of    the    poem, 
"  Kock  me  to  sleep,  mother."     1867.      .   1673.05 
BaU(E.)    Inventive  drawing.  L.,  1864.    1.8°.  1467.02 
Ball  (J.  T. )     Ballot  considered  in  connexion  with  ex- 
tension of  the  franchise.  London,  1872.8°.  5714.09 
Ball  (Samuel).     Cultivation  and  manufacture  of  tea  in 

China.     London,  1848.     8° 6124.30 

Ball-players  companion.    Ed.  by  H.  Chad  wick.  2  v., 

1867.  fol A.67.U 

Ballad  poetry.  See  Poetry. 

Ballad  stories  of  the  affections.  R.Buchanan.  1623.19 
Ballantme  (James).    Chronicle  of  the  hundredth  birth- 
day of  Robert  Burns.     Edinburgh  and  London, 
1859.     1.    8° 3028.24 

—  Life  of  David  Roberts, [painter].  E.,  1866.  4°.  1446.19 
Ballautyne    (J.  R. )     First  lessons  in  Sanskrit  gnim- 

mar.  with  an  introduction  to  the  Hitopadesa.  3d 
ed.     London,  1865.    8° 6425.14 

Ballautyne  (R.  M. )  The  iron  horse  ;  a  tale  of  the 
Grand  national  trunk  railway.  L., 1871.16°.  3925.39 
See  also  Fiction  class  list. 

Ballautyne  (Thomas).  Essays  [selected]  in  mosaic. 
London,  1870.     18° 2513.14 

Ballautyue's  miscellany.  13  v.  L.,  1869.  18°.  931.02 
Contents:  v.  1.  Fightiug  the  whales.  2.  Away  in  the 
wilderness  ;  or  life  among  the  red  ludiaus,  and  fur  traders 
of  North  America.  3.  fast  in  the  ice.  4.  Chasing  the 
sun  ;  or  rambles  in  Norway.  5-  Sunk  at  sea.  6.  Lost 
in  the  forest.  7.  Over  the  Rocky  Monntains.  8.  Saved 
by  tlie  life  boat.  9.  The  Cannibal  islands.  lO.  Hunt- 
ing the  lions  ;  or  the  land  of  the  negro.  11.  Digging 
for  gold  ;  or  adventures  in  California.  12.  Up  iu  the 
clouds  :  or  balloon  voyages.  13.  The  battle  and  the 
bresze  ;  or  the  British  tar. 

B.illard  (Frank  W.)  City  of  Brooklyn.  With  map. 
[«HOU.]     New  York,  1871.     16°.      .     .     .   1111.25 

BalUiorn  (F. )  Grammatography.  A  manual  of  ref- 
erence to  the  alphabets  of  ancient  and  modern 
languages.     London,  1861.     8°.  .     .     .    .  6415.17 

Balloons.     See  Arts  (Useful),  page  39. 

Ballot  (The).     See  Government  and  politics. 

Ballou  (Adin).  Exposition  of  sphit  manifestations. 
2d  ed.     Boston,  1853.   12° 3815.35 

Ballou  (Hosea).  Notes  on  the  parables.  3d  ed.  Hal- 
lowell,1822.  12°.        351.5.19 

BiUou(M.  M. )  History  of  Cuba.  B.,  1854.  12°.  1161.21 

—  Treasury  of  thought  :  an  encyclopaedia  of  quotations 

[in  prose].     Boston,  1872.    8° 6217.15 

Balmauno  tMrs.  Mary).     Pen  and  pencil.     New  York, 

1858.     8° 2517.03 

B-Umi;3  (Jaime  Luciano).     Fundamental  philosophy. 

From   the  Spanish,  by  H.   P.   Brownson.     2   v. 

New  York,  1856.     12° 5411.14 

—  Protestantism  and  Catholicism   compared   in   their 

effects  on  the  civilization  of  Europe.  4th  ed. 
Baltimore,  1854.     8° 3514.14 


Bahiaves  (Henry).     Confession  of  faith.     [Writings, 

London,  1831.     12°] 3546.16 

Baltic  sea  and  shores.     See  Countries.  {Baltic.) 
Baltimore  Mercantile  library  association.     Catalogue 
of  English  prose  fiction,   to  Oct.,  1874.     Balti- 
more, 1874.     8° 2714.29 

—  Catalogue.   Baltimore,  1858.  8° 2714.13 

Balzac  (Honore  de). 

—  Eludes  a}tali/tiques. — Balthazar  Claes  ;  ou  la  recher- 

che de  I'absolu.   Paris,  1845.   16°.     .     .  7003.31 

Contes  drolatiques.   3  v.  Paris,  1865.   16°.  7003.21 

-   —  Same.     16e  «5d.  illustree  de  425  dessinspar  Gus- 

tave  Dord.  Londres,  1864.  8°.  ...  7012. 18 
Le  contrat  de  mariage.      Un  debut  dans  la  vie. 

Paris,  1856.  12°. 7012.19 

Petites  misferes  de  la  vie  conjugale.     Paris,  1868. 

16°. 7003.25 

—  — Physiologie  du  mariage.  Paris,  1868.   16°.  7003.24 

—  Etudes  philosophiqties.    Catherine  de  Mtidicis.  Paris, 

1867.  16° 7003.26 

L'enfant  maudit.       Gambara.     Massimilla  Doni. 

Paris,  1867.  16° 7003.27 

Louis    Lambert.       Les  proscrils.       StJraphita. 

Paris,  1868.  16°. 7003.28 

Les  Marana.     Adieu.     La  fe'quisitiounaire,  etc. 

Paris,  1867.  16° 7003.29 

La  peau  de  chagrin.     Paris,  1868.     16°.  .  7003.30 

—  Seines  de  la  vie  de  campagne.     Le  cure  de  village. 

Paris,  1866.  16° 7003.04 

Le  mi^decin  de  campagne.    P.,  1868.  16°.  7003.05 

Les  paysans.    Paris,  1857.     12°.    .     .     .  7012.21 

—  Seines   de  la    vie   militaire.      Les    chouans,    ou    la 

Bretagne  en  1799.  Une  passion  dans  le  desert. 
Paris,  1870.   12° •     .     .  7003.20 

—  Scenes  de  la  vie  parisienne.  La  dernitire  inciruation 

de  Vautrtn.  Un  prince  de  la  Boheme.  Un 
homme  d'affaires.  Gaudissart  II.  Lescomediens 
sans  le  savoir.  Paris,  1865.  16°.  .  .  .  7003.12 
— •  —  Grandeur  et  decadence  de  Cesar  Birotteau.  Paris, 
18.59.    16° 7003.14 

—  ■ —  Histoire  des  treize.     Ferragus.       La  dnchesse  de 

Langeais.     La  fille  aux  yeux  d'or.     Paris,  1868. 

16° 7003.15 

La  maison  Nucingen.     Les  secrets   de   la   prin- 

cesse  de  Cadignan.     Les  employes.     Sarrazine. 

Facino  Cane.  Paris,  1868.  16°.  .  .  .  7003.16 
Les  parents  piuvres  :   La  cousins  Bette.     Paris, 

1868.  16° 7003.17 

Les  parents  pauvres  :  Le  cousin  Pons.     Paris, 

1870.  16° 7003.18 

Le  pere  Goriot.     Paris,  1859.     12°.  .     .  7012.23 

Splendeuis  et  miseres  des   courtisanes.     Paris, 

186S.    16°. 7003.19 

—  Seines  de  la  vie  polHique.    Le  de'pute  d'Arcis.  Paris, 

1870.    16°. 7003.06 

L'envers  de  I'histoire  coutemporaine.     Z.  Marcas. 

Paris,  1869.  16° 7003.07 

Une  tt?nebreuse  affaire.     Un  episode  sous  la  ter- 

reur.  Paris,  1866.  16° 7003.08 

—  Seines  de  la  viepriv£e.  Beatrix.  P.,  1868.  16°.  7003.10 
La  femme  de  trente  ans.    La  femme  abandonnt?e. 

La  greuadi^re.  Le  message.  Gobseck.  Paris, 
18G8.    16° 7003.09 

Honorine.     Le  Colonel   Chabert.     La   messe   de 

I'atht-e.  L'interdiction.  Pierre  Grasso.i.  Paris, 
1868.    16° 7003.11 

La  maison  du  chat-qui-pelote.    Le  bal  de  sceaux. 

La  bourse.  La  vendetta.  Madame  Pirmiani. 
Une  double  famille.   Paris,  1868.   16°.   .   7003.02 

Me'moires  de  deux  jeunes  marie'es.  Une  fille  d'Eve. 

Paris,  1857.  12°. 7012.22 

Modeste  Mignon.     Paris,  1868.     16°.     .  7003.01 

La   paix   du   menage.        La    fausse     maitresse  ; 

Etude  de  femme.  La  granile  Breteche.  Albert 
Savarus.     Paris,  1867.     16° 7003.03 

Eugenie  Grandet.     Paris,  1860.    12..     .   7012  20 

—  Seines  de  la  vie  de  province.     1-2  series.     2  v.    Paris, 

1839.     16° 7012.25 

1.    Les  celibataires.     I.a  femme  abandonuee.    Illusions 

perdues.    2.     La  vieille  lille.    La  grenadiere.      Message. 

La  grande  Bretiche.     Blustre  Gaudissart. 


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Les  Celibataiies.     Pierrette.      Le  Curd  de  Tours. 

2  V.     Paris,  18G7.     16'". 7012.-i.5 

Ulusious  perdues.     Les  deux  pootes.     Un  graiide 

homme  dc  province  a  Paris.     2  v.   Paris,  ISflli. 

16°. 7012.27 

Le  Lys  dms  la  vaUe'e.    Paris,  1808.    16".  7012.29 

Les  Parisiens  eu  province.   L'illustre  Gaudissart. 

Le  muse  du  dcpartement.  P.,  1S70.  16'.  7012.:!0 
Les  rivalites.     La  vieille  fiJle.     Le  cabinet  des 

antiques.     Paris,  1870.   16° 7012.31 

Ursule  Mirouiit.     Paris,  1857.     12°.  .     .  7012.24 

—  Theatre,     v.  1-2.     Paris,  1868-69-     16°.       .  7012.33 

V.  1.  Vautrin.  Les  ressources  de  Quiuola.  Pamela 
Oiraud.    'i.    La  mar.itre.    Le  faiseur. 

Le  faiseur.     Paris,  1853.     12= 7012.32 

#S*  For  English  trauslationa  of  Balzac  see  Fiction.  For 
Biotir.  and  criticisiiis,  see  Biography  {liidividual), 

Bamberger  (Ludmg).  Count  Bismarck.  Tr.  bv  C 
E.  Lewes.     Loudon,  1869.     16°.     .     .     .  3021.01 

Bampton  lectures. 

1822.  Whately  (R.)  Use  and  abuse  of  party  feeling  in 
matters  of  religion.  3d  ed.  1833.  [362-2.14.]— 1858.  Man- 
eel  (H.  L.)  Limits  of  religious  thought.  [3574  03.J— 1859. 
liawliuson  (George).  Historical  evidence  of  the  Scripture 
records.  [3586.14. J— 1860.  Hessey  (J.  A.)  Sunday ;  its 
origin,  etc.  (3557.-21  1—1862.  Farrar  (A.  S.)  Critical  his- 
tory of  free  thought.  (3.547.17.]— 1866.  Liddon  (H.  P.) 
Divinity  of  Christ.  5th  ed.  [3.366.-23.]— 1867.  Bernard 
(T.D-)  Progress  of  doctrine.  [3,5-22.05.]- 1871.  Curteis 
(G.  n.)  Dissent,  etc.  1872.  [3537. 16.J— 1873.  Smith  (I. 
G.)    Charicteristioa  of  Christian  morality.    [3594.05.] 

B.uicroft  (Aaron).  Life  of  George  Washington.  Bos- 
t.m,  1853.     12° 3177.01 

Bancroft  (Edward).  Philosophy  of  permanent  col- 
ours; dyeiug,  calico  priuting,  etc.  2  v.  Lon- 
don, 1813.     8° 3933.06 

Baucrott  (George).  History  of  the  United  States. 
V.  1-10.  [To  1782.]  Boston,  1853-74.     8'.     574.01 

Same.     New  ed.     v.  1-7.     [To  1776.]      London, 

1860-61.     16°.        571.02 

Note. — For  replies  to  B.,  S':e  (in  Biography)  Greene  (N.); 
Reed  (Joseph)  ;— Schuyler  (Philip);— SuUivan  (.John). 

—  Literary   and   historical   miscellanies.     New   York, 

1855.'    8°.    .     • 2517.04 

Contents :      Essays :   The    doctrine    of   temperaments. 
•  Eimui.    The  ruling  passion  iu  death.      Studies  in  German 

literatvire.  Sludit^s  in  history  :  Ejouomy  of  Athens.  De- 
cline of  the  Roman  people,  1834.  Russia,  18-29.  Wars  of 
Russia  and  Turkey,  1S29.  OccasiojuU  addresses  :  A  word 
on  Calvin  the  Reformer,  1834.  Office  of  the  people  in  art, 
government  and  religion,  183"».  W.  Ellery  Chauning.  An- 
drew Jackson.    Progress  of  the  human  race. 

—  Memorial  address  on  the  life  of  Lincoln.    Washing- 

ton, ISIKJ.   S° 112. 19 

B.uicroft  (Hubert  Howe).  The  native  races  of  the 
Pacific  states  of  North  America,     v.   1-2.      New 

York,  1874-75.     8^ 565.07 

Contents:— Y.  1.  Wild  tribes.  2.  Civilized  nations  [of 
Mexico  and  Ceutral  America]. 

Banditti.     &e  Robbers. 

B.aulield  (T.  C. )  Organization  of  industry.  2d  ed. 
London,  184S.     8' 5916.16 

Banier  (.^ntoiue).  Mythology,  and  fables  of  the  an- 
cients. From  the  French.  4  v.  London,  1739- 
40.     8^ 3816.22 

Bauisbment. 

—  Feroj  anecdotes,  v.  5,  Exile.     1823.    .     .     .   6211.05 

—  Plutarch.     Of  banishinent,  or  flying  one's  country. 

[/(I  Tii's  Morals,  v.  3,  pp.  15-31.]  .  .  .  543.5. -28 
Banister  (H.  C.)  Music.  Cambridge,  1873.  16°.  1561.31 
B.auister    (Thomas),  and  Ducket  (G.)     Voyage  into 

Persia.  [/?i  Hakluyt.  Voyages,  v.l,  180',).]  916.15 
Bank  of  Eugland.     See  Political  economy.     (  Bank  of 

England. ) 
B.ank  of  the  United  States.     See  Political  economy. 

{Bunk  of  the  United  !^ates.) 
Banker's  almanac.  Ed.  by  I.  Smith  Homans.  1855.57, 
64,  69,  71-74.     8  v.     N.  Y.,  1856-74.  8°.    .  5921,05 
A'ote. —  Called  at  the  outset  '  Merchant's  and  baulter's 

almanac,'  or '  register.' 
Bankers  common-place  book.  N.Y.,  1869.  12°.  5915.12 
Bankers'  magazine  and  commercial  digest,     v.   1-34. 

London,  1844-74.     8° 8031.01 

Bankers'  magazine  and  statistical  register.     Ed.  by   I. 

S.   Homaus.      v.    1-2,    Baltimore  ;    3-6,    Boston ; 

7--29,  New  York.     29  v.     1847-75.     8°.      .  80:3.01 


Banking.     See  Political  economy. 

Bankruptcy.     See  Law.  ( llankniplci/.) 

Baimatyne  (Richard,  .fecrrlnrji  to  John  Knox).  Jour- 
nal of  the  transactions  in  Scotliind,  during  the 
contest  between  the  adherents  of  Queen  Mary  and 
those  of  her  son,  1570-1573.  E. ,  1806.  8°.     485.09 

Bannister  (S.)  William  I'atersou,  the  merchant 
statesman,  and  founder  of  the  bank  of  England  ; 
his  life  and  trials.   Edinburgh,  18.59.   16'\    3130.19 

—  First  French  emba8.sy  to  China,  1698-1700.     Loudon, 

1859.     12° 1023.12 

Bantam.     .See  Countries.   (Bantam.) 

Banting  (W.)     Letter  on  coi-pulence.  4th  [American] 

ed.,  with  addenda.     New  York,  1861.   8°.  4323.-20 

Same.     4th  ed.     London,  1869.     8°.  .     .  4323.21 

Banvard  (John).     Private  life  of  a  king.     Embodying 

the  suppressed  memoirs  of  George  r\'.  New  York, 

187.5.     12° 3065.02 

Banvard  (Joseph).     Plymouth  and  the  pilgrims.  Bos- 

tou,  1851.     16° 611.30 

—  Wisdom,  wit  and   whims   of  ancient   philosophers. 

New  York,  1855.     1-2°.       .     ,     .     .     .     .5411.16 
Baptism.     See  Biblical  and  religious  lit.   (  Baptism. ) 
Baptistery  (Thei  :  [poem].  See  "Williams  (J.)  1696.34 
Baptists.     See  B.bLcal  and  religious  lit.   ( Baptists. ) 

Baptized  child.     N.  Adams.  1836 3513.09 

Barante  (Amable  GuiU;iume  Prosper  Brugifere  de). 
Etudes  historiques  et  biographiques.  2  v.  Paris 
1S5S.     16° 7002.01 

Contents :  v.  1.  Catheliueau.  Boncharap.  Lescure. 
La  Rochejaquelein,  etc.  Le  general  Dessaix.  Le  comte 
de  Saint  Priest.  Camille  Jordan.  Le  general  Foy.  Cau- 
laincourt.  Gouvion  Saint-Cyr.  Le  baron  Mouuier.  Prince 
de  Talleyrand.  Le  comte  de  Moutlosier.  Le  comte  Alexia 
de  Saint-Priest. 

2.  Le  comte  de  Poutecoulant.  Le  comte  de  Sainte-Au- 
laire.  Le  comte  Mole.  De  I'histoire  :  Grcgoire  de  Toura. 
Froissart.  Comines,  Pasquier.  etc.  Notices  sur  Kiom. 
Thiers  et  La  Roche-sur- Yon.  Des  essais  sur  I'histoire  de 
France  de  M.  Guizot.  Chronique  de  Riclier.  Introduc- 
tUm  a  la  chronique  du  religieux  de  St  Denis.  Guerard, 
Monteil,  etc. 

—  Etudes  litteraires  et  hist.  2  v.  P. ,  1859.  16°.  7002.03 

Contents  :  V.  1.  Le  Parlement  avant  la  Fronde.  De  la 
pohtique  de  Feuclon.  Do  1  histoire  de  France  au  xviij. 
siccle.    Histoire  de  I'Egahte  en  France. 

2.  Bossuet.  Schiller.  Lessing.  Otway.  Thomson, 
etc.  M.  Vitet.  Lemontey.  Arnault,  Creuze  de  Lesser. 
Le  general  Foy.  M.  de  Salvaudy.  l\Ime.  Guizot.  5Ime. 
Necker  de  Saussure.  Auguste  de  St,iel.  Mile.  Aisse.  Mme. 
d'Ai-bouville. 

Baratariana.  Fugitive  political  pieces,  publ.  during 
the  administration  of  Lord  Towusend  in  Ireland. 
[anon.]     3d  ed.     Dublin,  1777.     12°..     .     492.13 

Barb  and  the  bridle;  handbook  of  equitation  for  ladies. 
By  "  Vieille  Moustache ,"  [/isem/.]  London,  1874. 
12° 4627.22 

Barbadoes.     See  Countries.  { Barbeuloes. ) 

B.arbaro  (Josafa),  and  Coutarini  (Ambrogio).  Travels 
to  Tana  [1436]  ;  and  Persia  [1473].  From  the 
Ital.,  by  W.  Thomas  and  S.  A.  Roy  ;  with  introd. 
by  Lord  Stanley  of  Alderley.  London,  IlaUui/t 
soc,  1873.     8° 1042.-i2 

B.^baroux  (C.  O.)  and  Lardier  (— ).  Adventures  .of 
a  French  sergeant  during  his  campaigns  in  Italy, 
Spain,  Germany,  Russia,  etc.  1805-23.  [Waldie 
libr.,  V.  9.] 5078.15 

Barbary.     See  Countries.   (Barbara/.) 

Barbauld  (-1/)-s.  AunaLslitia  Aikin).  Selection  from 
[her]  poems  and  prose  writings.  Boston,  1874. 
12°. 3021.06 

—  Things  by  their  right  names,  and  other  stories,  fa- 

bles and  moral  pieces  in  prose  and  verse.     New 
York,  1854.     16° 2513.03 

—  Works.      Memoir  by   L.   Aiken.     2   v.        Loudon, 

1825.     8° 5015.07 

V,  1.  Poema,  with  memoir.  2.  Correspondence.  Mia- 
cellaneous  pieces,  uu  public  worship. 
For  biogr.  notices  see  Biography  (Individual). 
B.u-be-Marbois(Fran5ois,  viarq.  de).  History  of  Louis- 
iana. With  essay  on  the  constitution  and  gov.  of 
the  United  States.  From  the  French.  Phihi., 
1830.     8' 593.0J 


In  aakiug  for  boolss,  use  the  "  Book  Order,"  giving  the  AU  THOIi'S  NAME,  the  first  part  of  the  TITLE,  and  Uio  NDMUKB. 


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BARBER    -BARNARD 


Barber  (John  Warner).  Historical  collections,  Massa- 
cliusetts,  with  ceogr.  descriptions.  Worcester, 
18il.     8'.     . 591.05 

—  Historical  collections  of  New  York  ;   with  geogr. 

descriptions.     New  York,  1851.     8°.     .     .     614.23 

—  and  Howe  (H.)     Historical  collections  of  New  Jer- 

sey.    New  York,  1845.     8° 612.02 

Barbier  (Antoine  Alexandre).  Dictionnaire  des  on- 
vrages  anonymes.  3e  ed. ,  augmenti5e  par  0.  Bar- 
bier, R.  et  P.  BiUard.     4.  v.   P.,  1872.  8°.  a781.10 

Barbiere  (Joe).  Scraps  from  the  prison  table,  at  Camp 
Chase  and  Johnson's  Island.  Doylestown  (Pa.) 
18G8.     8° 644.17 

Barbosa  (Duarte).  Description  of  the  coasts  of  East 
Africa  and  Mahibar  in  the  beginning  of  the  Kith 
century.  Tr.  with  notes  by  H.  E.  J.  Stanley. 
London,  Hakluyt  socieii/,  1866.     8'.      .     .  1095.13 

Barbour  (John).  The  Bruce.  With  notes  and  me- 
moir of  the  author,  by  J.  Jamieson.  New  ed. 
Glasgow,  1869.     12° 1614.19 

—  —  Same.      The  Bruce  ;  or,  the  book  of  Robert  de 

Broyss,  king  of  Scots  ;  ed.,  with  notes  and  glos- 
sarial  index,  by  W.  W.  Skeat.     Pt.  1.      [E.  E.  T. 

Soc.  E.ttra  ser.   No.  11.] 7914.12 

its-  For  lives  of  B.  see  Biography  [Individual). 

Barclay  (Alexander).  Cytezen  and  uplondyshman. 
[Percy  soc,  v.  22.] 5060.22 

Barclay  (James  T. )  City  of  the  great  King  ;  Jerusa- 
lem.    Philadelphia,  1858.     8°.     .     .     .     .  1055.02 

Barclay  {Rev.  John).  Diary  of  Alexander  Jaflfray, 
[and]  memoirs  of  the  quakers  in  the  north  of 
Scotland.     2ded.     London,  1834.     8°.     .3448.19 

Barclay  (John,  M.D.)  Inquiry  concerning  life,  and 
organization.     Edinburgh,  1822.     8°.       .  4723.15 

Barclay.   (Sydney),     [pseud.]     See  Post  (Lydia  M.) 

Bard  (S.  A.)     [iwewtJ.]     &e  Squier  (E.  G.) 

Bards  of  the  Bible.     George  GilfiUaui.    1851.    3736.11 

Bardsley  (Charles  Wiii-eing).  Our  English  surnames: 
sources  and  significations.  L.,  1874.  12°.  6612.10 

Bareste(E.)  Nostradamus.  Vie.  Centuries.  Expli- 
cation des  quatrains  proph^tiques.  2d  ed.  Paris, 
1810.     8° 3813.24 

Bargrave  (John,  D.D.)  Alexander  VII.,  and  the  col- 
lege of  cardinals  ;  ed.  by  J.  C.  Robertson.  Lon- 
don, ('((mden  soc,  1867.     4° 5113.46 

Barham  (Francis).  Life  and  times  of  Johu  Reuchlin. 
London,  1843.     18°. 3152.13 

Barham  (R.  H.  D. )  Ingoldsby  legends  ;  or,  mu-th  and 
marvels.  With  a  memoir  of  author.  Repr.  from 
10th  English  ed.     2  v.     N.  Y.,  [n.  d]  12°.   1613.25 

—  Life  and  remains  of  Theodore  Hook.     2v.   London, 

1819.     12° 3078.04 

i(^  For  life  of  B.,  see  Biography  [Individual). 

Barham  (Thomas  Foster).  On  metrical  time,  or 
rhythm.    [Philol.  soc.  Proceedings,  I860.]  6443.13 

Baring  (Evelyn),     Staff  college  essays.    London,  1870. 

8' 4514.16 

C'lnteuls  :  Changes  in  the  art  of  war,  1792-1816.  Cam- 
paign ot  Ulm.    Operations  in  Poland,  Dec.  1806. 

Bariug-Gould  (S.)     See  Gould  (S.  Baring), 

Barker  (Andrew).  Vovage  to  Tierra  Firma,  </c.  1.576. 
[/(tHaklujrt.  Voyages,  V.  4,  1811.]     .     .     916.18 

Barker  (Edmund).  Voyage  to  East  Indies,  1591 ;  by 
G.  Raymond  and  J.  Lankester.  [  In  Hakluyt  ( R. ) 
Voyages,  v.  2,  1810  [916.16]  ;  Astley  (T.)  Voy- 
ages, V.  1  [935.09]  ;  and  Kerr  (It)  Voyages,  v.  8, 
1824  [914.15]. 

Barker  (E.  H. )  1.  Claims  of  Sir  PhUip  Francis  to  the 
authorship  of  Junius  disproved.  2.  Some  enquiry 
into  the  claims  of  the  late  Charles  Lloyd,  etc. 
London,  1828.     12° 3088.08 

Same.     [/ii.Pamphleteer,  v.  27.]       .     .5058.27 

—  Letter  to  T.  S.   Hughes,   occasioned  by  [his]   "  Ad- 

dress," etc.  in  the  cause  of  the  Greeks.  Loudon, 
1822.     8°.      [Pamphleteer,  v.  21.]    .     .  5058.21 

Barker  (George  F. )  Text-book  of  elementary  chem- 
istry, theoreticiU  and  inorganic.  New  Haven, 
1870.     12° 4213.04 

Barker  (J.)  History  and  confessions  of  a  man,  as  put 
forth  by  himself,     [anon.]    L.,  1846.  16°.  301.5.31 

Barker  (Mary  Anne,  lady).  Station  life  in  New  Zea- 
land.    Loudon,  1870.     12° 1062.05 


—  Stories  about :—  2d  ed.    Lond. ,  1871.   12°.    2.513.16 

Contents :  Alonkeys ;  Jamaica  ;  Horses  :  Camp  life  in 
Bengal  :  Dogs  ;  Boys  ;  Edinburgh  castle  ;  A  cruel  uegresa  ; 
The  grave  by  the  Rakaia  ;  The  lost  shepherd. 

Barker  [liev.  T.  Childei.  See  Fustel  de  Coulanges 
(N.  D. )    Aryan  civilization 421.21 

Barker  (W.  B. )  Reading  book  of  the  Turkish  lan- 
guage, with  grammar  and  vocabulary.     London, 

1854.  8° 6422.23 

Barlow  (Henry  Clark).  Critical,  hist.,  and  phUos.  con- 
tribution to  the  study  of  the  Divina  Commedia. 
Loudon,  1864.     8° 1636.04 

Barlow  (Joel).  The  Colurubiad,  a  poem.  Phila., 
1807.     4° 1627.01 

Barlow  (John).  Connection  between  physiology  and 
intellectual  phUosophy.  Phil.,  1846.  16°.  [SmaU 
books,  etc.     v.  1.] 2.543.07 

—  On  man's  power  over  himself  to  prevent  or  control 

insanity.  PhU. ,  1846.  16°.  [Small  books,  etc. 
V.  1.]       2543.07 

Barlow  (J.  W. )  and  Heap  (D.  P.)  Report  of  a  recon- 
naissance of  the  basin  of  the  upper  Yellowstone  in 
1871.     Washington,  1872.    8° 1134.21 

Barlow  (Peter).  New  mathematical  and  philosophical 
dictionary.     London,  1814.     8°.     .     .     .  4017.01 

—  Treatise  on  the  strength  of  timber,  cast  and  mallea- 

ble iron ,  and  other  materials.  New  ed. ,  revised 
by  I.  F.  Heather.  With  essay  on  effects  produced 
by  causing  weights  to  travel  over  elastic  bars. 
London,  1851.     8° 3926.37 

Barlow  (liev.  William).  On  the  press  as  a  means  of 
diffusing  the  principles  of  the  church.  New 
York,  1826.     8° 2711.19 

Barnabas  (iS7.)  Epistle.  [7(i  Apostolic  fathers.  An- 
te-NiceueC.  lib.,v.  1.] 3467.02 

Same.    [Hone  (W.)    Apocr.  N.  T.,  1846.]  3757.01 

Same.    [In  Am.  pres.  rev.,  Jan. -July,  1874.] 

—  Donaldson  [J.  W.)   Crit.  hist,  of  christian  literature. 

T.  1.     1864 3413.19 

—  Howson(,J.  S.)  Companions  of  St.  Paul.  1871.  3755.22 
Barnard  (Charles).      Farming  by  inches  ;  or,  "  with 

brains  sir."  By  Mrs.  M.  GUmau.  [pseudo7i.'\ 
Boston,  1869.     12° 6121.11 

—  My  ten-rod  farm  ;  or,   how  I  became  a  florist.     By 

Mrs.  Maria  Gihnau  [jj.s'cik;.]  B.,  1869.  12°.   6122.01 

—  Simple  flower  garden.     Boston,  1870.     12°.    6132.11 

—  Strawberry  garden,  financially   and   sentimentally. 

Boston,  1871.     12° 6133.18 

—  Tone  masters.   Bach  and  Beethoven.    Boston,  1871. 

16° 1561.26 

Same.  Handel  and  Haydn.  B.,1871.  16°.  1561.25 

Same.  Mozart  and  Mendelssohn.    Boston,  1870. 

16° 1561.24 

Barnard  (Daniel  Dewey).  Speeches  and  reports  in  the 
Assembly  of  New  York,  1838,  on  financial  and  edu- 
cational topics.  Albany,  1838.  12°.  .  .  5912.26 
Barnard  (Frederic  A.  P.)  Recent  progress  of  science, 
with  an  examination  of  the  asserted  identity  of 
the  mental  powers  with  physical  forces.  New 
York,  1869.    8° 3914.06 

—  Report  on  machineiy  and  indus.  arts.      [In  Paris 

exposition,  1867.     Reports,  v.  1.]    .     .     .  3915.09 

—  UnduLatory  theory  of  light.  [Sm.rep.,  18132.]  3936.17 
Barnard  (George).     Drawings  from  nature.     London, 

1865.     1.  8° 1436.04 

—  Hand-book   of    foliage    and    foreground    drawing. 

New.  ed.     London,  1870.     12°.       .     .     .  1432.30 

—  Landscape  painting  iu  water    colours.      London, 

1855.  Roy.  8°. 1425.04 

Barnard  (George  G.)     Proceedings  in  the   matter  of 

the  impeachment  of  G.  G.  B.    3  v.    Albany,  1874. 

8° 5644.01 

Barnard  (Henry). 

—  American  pedagogy  :  contributions   to   the  science 

and  art  of  education  by  American  educators  and 
teachers.  Hartford,  1875.  8° 5534.00 

—  Aphorisms   and  suggestions  respecting  education. 

Hartford,  1875.  8° 5534.01 

—  Armsmear.  A  memorial  of  Samuel  Colt,  the  inventor 

ofthe  revolving  Colt  pistol.  N.Y.,  1867.  4°.  3041.14 

—  Compulsory  school  attendance.  H.  ,1875.  8°.  5534.03 

—  Connecticut  common  school  journal.  4  v.   1838-42. 


BROOKLYN    MERCANTILE    LIBRARY. 


BARNARD- BARRIERE 


65 


—  Constitutional    provisions  respecting  schools  and 

education.  Hertford,  1875.  8^ 5534.02 

—  Educational  biography.     Pt.  1.  Memoirs  of  teachbrs 

[and]  educators,    ill  eO.    N.  Y.,  18U1.  8°.  552-1.20 

—  English  pedagogy.     Education,  the  school,  and  the 

teacher,  in  English  literature.  2d  ed.  Philadel. , 
18(;2.     8= 5524.21 

—  Ezekiel  Cheever  and  the  early  free  school  of  New 

England.  Hartford,  18  ".fi.   8° 5334.03 

—  Freedmeu  and  colored  children  ;  their  educational 

status  in  the  U.  S.  Hiirtford,  1875.  8".     .  5334.01 

—  German  educational  reformers.  <See  Raumer  (F.  G. 

L.  vou) 5515.14 

—  Military  schools  and  courses  of  instruction  in  the 

science  and  art  of  war,  in  France,  Prussia,  Austria, 
Russia,  Sweden,  Switzerland,  Sardinia,  England, 
and  the  United  States.     N.  Y.,  1872.    8'.    5524.19 

—  National  education  in  Europe.     2d  ed.     New  York, 

1854.  8°. 5515.13 

—  National    education.       Systems,   institutions,    and 

statistics  of  public  instruction  in  different  coun- 
tries.    2v.     New  York,  1872.    8°.       .     .5518.03 

—  Object  teaching  and  other   methods  of  elementary 

instruction  iu  the  model  and  trainiug  school  of 
Great  Britain.     Hartford,  1875.  8='.     .     .  5534.05 

—  Pestaloazi  and  Pestalozzianism.     N.  Y.,  1859.     8^ 

Contents :  1.  Memoir  of  Pestalozzi  and  sketches  of  sev- 
eral of  his  assistants.  2.  Selections  from  the  publications 
of  Peatalozzi 5521.24 

—  Bbode  Island  institute  of  instruction.  Journal.    3  v. 

1S45-1849. 

—  School  codes  :  state,  municipal,   and  institutional. 

Hartford,  1875.  8" 5534.06 

—  Science  and  art.      Systems,  institutions,  and  statis- 

tics of  scientific  instruction  in  different  countries. 
V.  1.  Europe.   New  York,  1872.  8=.      .     .  5518  01 

—  Superior  instruction.     An  account  of   universities 

and  other  institutions  of  superior  instruction  iu 
different  countries.     Hartford,  1873.    8°.    5518.05 

—  Tribute  to  Gallaudet.     A  discourse.     With  history 

of  deaf-mute  instruction.  2d  ed.  New  York, 
1859.     8" 3063.22 

—  True  student  life  :  letters,  essays,  and  thoughts  on 

studies  and  conduct.  2d  ed.  H.,  1873.  8°.  5518.02 
—  editor.   See  American  journal  of  education  [5531.01]  ; 
United  States.  Cum.  of  ed.    Report,  1867-8.  1870.       [5516.01 
Barnard  (Maj.  gen.  3.  G.)    Eulogy  on  Gen.  J.  G.  Tot- 
ten.   [Sm.  rep.,  1865.] 3936.20 

—  'Problems  of  rotary  motion  presented  by  the  gyro- 

scope, the  precession  of  the  equinoxes,  and  the 
pendulum.  [Sm.contrib.,  v.  19.  1874.]  .  4518.11 

—  Report  on  the  defences  of  Washington.     Washing- 

ton, 1871.  4° 4518.11 

—  Report  on  the  harbor  of  New  York.     .     .     . 
Barnard  (Vincent).   Birds  of  Chester  co. ,  Penn.  [Sm. 

rep.,  I860.] 3936.15 

Barnes  (Albert,  D.D.)  Inquiries  in  regard  to  the 
foundation  of  faith  in  the  word  of  God.  Philadel. 
1859.   12' 3514.27 

—  Miscellaneous  essays  and  reviews.  2  v.  New  York, 

1855.  12° 2513.06 

Contents  :  V.  1.  Butler's  analogy  of  roli<^ion  :  The  chris- 
tian ministry  :  Works  of  Lord  Bacon  ;  How  can  the  sinner 
be  made  to  feel  his  guilt  ?  Episcopacy  tested  by  scripture  ; 
The  Episcopal  controversy  ;  Evangelical  party  in  the  Epis- 
copal church. 

2.  .\ncient  commerce  of  Western  Asia  ;  Relation  of  theo- 
logy to  preaching  ;  Position  of  the  christian  scholar  ; 
Progress  and  tendency  of  science  :  Desire  of  reputation  ; 
Choice  of  a  profession  ;  Practical  preaching  ;  Literature 
and  science  of  our  country  ;  Law  of  Paradise  ;  Thoughts 
on  theology. 

—  Notes  on  the  Acts  of  the  apostles.  New  York.  1860. 

12° 3742.03 

—  Notes  on  the  Book  of  Revelation.   New  York,  1863. 

12° 3742.11 

—  Notes  on  Daniel  New  York,  1863.  12°.  .     .  3734.06 

—  Notes  on  1st  Corinthians.  N.  Y.,  1863.   12°.  3742.05 

—  Notes  on  2d  Corinthians  and  Galatiaus.  New  York, 

1863.   12° 3742.06 

—  Notes  on  Ephesians,  Plulippians,  and  Colossians. 

New  York,  1863.  12° 3742.07 

—  Notes  on  the  gospels.    2  v.   N.  Y.,  1862.   12°.  3742.01 

—  Notes  on  Hebrews.  N.  Y.,  1863.  12°.       .     .  3742.09 


—  Notes  on  Isaiah.  2  v.  N.  Y.,  1863.  12°.   .    .  3733.15 

—  Notes  on  James,  Peter,  John,  and  Jude.  New  York, 

1863.   12° 3742.10 

—  Notes  on  Job.  2  v.  New  York,  1863.  12°.     .  3733.05 

—  Notes  on  Romans.  Now  York,  1863.  12°.     .  3742.04 

—  Notes  on  Thessalonians ,  Timothy,  Titus,  and  Phile- 

mon.  New  York,  1863.   12° 3742.08 

—  Scenes  in  the  hfe  of  Paul.  Lon.,  1869.  12°.  3514.18 
Barnes  (Richard,  bp.   of  Durham).    Injunctions  and 

otCcr  eccl.  proceedings,  1575-87.    [Surteea   soc, 

V.  22.] 5116.26 

Barnes  (William).  Early  England  and  the  Saion-Eng- 
lish.   London,  1869.   16^ 6132.13 

—  Grammar  and  glossary  of  the  Dorset  dialect,  with 

hist,  of  south-western  English.  L.,1863.  8°.  6334.15 

—  Rural  poems.  Boston,  1869.   18° 1614.13 

Barnes  (Wm.  H.)    The  body  politic.     [The  American 

nation.]     Cincinnati,  1866.    12°.     .     .     .  5723.01 

—  Hist,  of  the  39th  Congress.  N.  Y.,  1868.  8°.  5726.09 
Bamiield  (Richard).     Affectionate  shepherd.    [Percy 

society,  V.  20.] 5060.20 

Bamum  (Phineas  Taylor).    Humbugs  of  the  world,  in 

aU  ages.     New  York,  1866.     12°.     .     .     .3813.14 
^g"  For  lives  of  B.  see  Biography. 
Barmwell.    [p.sew/.  ]  Game  fish.   .See  Roosevelt  ( R.  B. ) 
Barmvell   (Robert  Gibbes).     Sketch  of   the  life  and 

times  of  John  De  Witt.   N.  Y.,  1856.   12°.   3051.09 
Barometer.    .bVe  Meteorology.   (Barometer.) 
Baron  (John,  il.  D.)    Life  of  Edward  Jenner.     Lon- 
don, 1827.     8°. 3092.16 

Baron  (Samuel).     'Description  of  Tonqueen.     [Pink- 

erton's  Voyages,  v.  9.] 926.09 

Baroa-Wilson.     !<ee  'Wilson. 

Baronetage.     !>ee  Peerage. 

Barr  (James).     Anglican  church  architecture.     2d  ed 

Oxford,  1843.     18° 1311.08 

Barr  (John).     Index  and   concise  dictionary  of   the 

Holy  Bible.     14th  ed.     N.  Y.,  [n.ri.]  12°.  3721.01 
Barrandt  (A. )    Sketch  of  ancient  earth-works  on  the 

upper  Missouri.     [Sm.  rep.,  1870.]     .     .3936.25 
Barre  (Louis).     Herculaneum  et  Pompei.   Recueil  dos 

peintures,  bronzes,  mosaiques,   etc.,    graves   par 

H.  Roux.     8  V.     Paris,  1861-63.     8°.   .     .   1455.01 
Barre  (Guillaume).     History  of  the  French  consulate 

under  Napoleon  Buonaparte.  With  a  sketch  of  his 

life.     London,  1801.     8°. 3131.12 

Barrera  (Mmf,  A.  de).     Gems  and  jewels.     London, 

1860.  8' 1583.10 

—  Memoirs  of  Rachel.   New  York,  1858.  12°.    .  3152.17 
Barret  (William).     Of  monsoons,    [/n  Kerr  (R.)  Voy- 
ages, V.  8.] 

Barrett  (Benjamin  F.)      Doctrines  of  the  new  chris- 
tian church.     Cinciunati,  1852.     12°.       .  3596.01 

—  Letters   on  the  divine  trinity,  addressed  to  Henry 

WardBeecher.     Philadelphia,  1869.    12^3514.19 

—  The  new  view  of  hell.  Philadelphia,  1872.  8°.  3514.22 
Barrett  (E.  G.  B.)     Poems,  N.  Y. ,  1866.  12°.  1614.06 
Barrett  (Elizabeth).   *e  Brovwuiug  (Mrs.  E.  B.) 
Barrett  ( F. )     The  magus,   or  celestial  intelligencer. 

London,  1801.     4°. 3818.01 

Barrett  (George  C.)     Administration  of  criminal  jus- 
tice,    [/ft  Amer.   soc.   sci.   asaoo.  Trans.,  no.   2, 

1870.] 5811.01 

Barrett  (Mary).     Story  of  William  the  silent,  and  the 
Netherland  war.  1555-1584.  B.,1869.  16°.  3185.25 
Barrett  (Rev.  R.  A.  F.)    Synopsis  of  criticisms  upon 
passages  of  the  old  Testament.     3  v.  iu  5.     Lon- 
don, 1847.     8° 3724.01 

Barrett  (Walter),  [pseud.']     See  Scoville  (J.  A.) 
Barrett  (W.  A, )     Flowers  and  festivals  ;    floral    deco- 
ration of  churches.     London,  1868.    16°.   1151.01 
Barrifere  iJean  Francois).    Bibliothtque  des  memoires 
rel.  a  I'histoire  de   France  pendant  le  18e  siicle. 
29  V.     Paris,  1853-64.   12° 507.01 

Contents  :  Y.  1  Mme.  de  Staal  Delaunay.  Marq.  d'Argen- 
son.  Madame  mere  du  regent.  Extraits  des  mem.  de  S^iiiit 
Simon,  2.  Mem.  secrets  sur  le  regne  de  Louis  XJV'.,  la  re- 
geuce  et  le  regne  de  Louis  XV.  par  Duclos,  3.  Mme.  dil 
Hausset.  Ba*'haumont.  i.  Baron  de  Bcsenval.  La  verity 
dans  le  vin,  com.,  par  CoUe.  5.  Marmnntel.  6.  Mile,  Clai- 
ron,  Lckain.  Preville.  Dazincourt.  Mole.  Garrick,  Goldont. 
7.  Weber.  8,  Mme.  Eolaud.  9.  Clery.  Duchesse  d'Angou- 
leme.     I>uc  de  Montpeusier,     Riouffe.     10.  Mine.  Campan. 


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11.  Dumouriez.  12.  Dumo^iriez.  Louvet.  Daunau.  13.  Comte 
de  Vaublauc.  14.  Souvenii'B  de  Felicie,  par  Mine,  de  Genlis. 
Souvenirs  et  portraits,  par  le  Due  de  Levis.  15.  Mme  de 
Genlis.  16, 17.  Due  de  Kichelieu.  18.  Journees  de  septem- 
bre,  1792.  19,  20.  Comte  de  Segur.  21.  Marquis  de  Bou- 
ille.  22.  Mera.  secrets  sur  la  Russie,  par  Masson.  23, 
24.  Souvenirs  de  vingt  ana  de  se.joar  a  Berlin,  par  D.  Thie- 
bault.  25.  Duo  de  Lauzim.  Comte  de  Tilly.  26.  Alfieri. 
27.  Souvenirs  de  lord  Holland.  Journal  de  mistress  Elliot. 
■28,  29.  Lettres  de  la  marq.  Du  Deffand  a  Walpi>le,  1766-80, 

Barriiigton  (Archibald).  Familiar  introduction  to 
heraldry.     London,  1848.     18°.       .     .     .   6621.24 

B.irrington\Daines).  Hist,  disquisition  on  the  game 
of  chess.     [Archseologia,  V.  9,  1789,]  .     5128. 

—  Ou  the  earliest  introd,  of  clocks.      [Archseologia, 

V,  5,  1779.]       5128. 

—  Practice  of  archery  in  England.      [ArcUaeologia, 

V.  7,  1785.] 5128. 

—  Bowie  (J.),  and  Gough  (J.  G, )     On  the  antiquity 

of  card  playing.  [Archceologia,  v.7,1785.]  5128. 

Barringtoii  (John  Shute,  viscount).  Essay  on  the 
Holy  spirit.  \_Ia  Watson  (K. )  Theol.  tracts, 
V.  4,  1791.] 3621.06 

BaiTington  (Sir  Jonah).  Historic  records  of  the  legis- 
lative union  between  Great  Britain  and  Ireland. 
[1779-99.]     London,  1814.    8°.       ...     495.02 

—  Personal  sketches  of  his  own  times.     New  York, 

1858.   12° 3015.23 

• —  Rise  and  fall  of  the  Irish  nation.  Account  of  the 
union.     Dublin,  1868.     12° 492.11 

Barron  (Wm.)  Lectures  on  belles  lettres  and  logic. 
2  V.     London,  1806.     8° 6334.13 

Barrow  (Isaac).  Works, life  by  A.  Hill,  and  memoir 
by  J.  Hamilton,  3  v.  N.  Y,  1845.  8°.  .  3515.02 
Contents:  v.  1,  Life  and  memoir.  .Sermons.  2,  Ser- 
mons. Defence  of  the  trinity.  Apostle's  creed.  Sermons. 
3.  Exposition  of  the  Lord's  supper.  The  Decalogue.  The 
sacraments.  Treatise  on  the  pope'B  supremacy.  On  the 
unity  of  the  church.  Opuscxila  theologica,  Orations.  Poem- 
ata. 

Barro-w  (Sir  John).  Life  of  Peter  the  Great.  New 
York,  1848.     18° 3142.11 

—  Life  of  Richard,  earl  Howe.     L. ,  1838.     8°.  3083.25 

—  Life  of  Sir  Francis  Drake.    L.,  1843.     8°.     3052,30 

—  Pitcairn's  Island.     Mutiny  of   the  Bounty.     New 

York,  1853,     18° 1061.03 

—  Voyages  within  the  arctic  regions,  from  1818.     New 

York,  1846.     12° 1142,10 

Barro'w  (John,  son  of  Sir  JoIdi).  Life  and  correspon- 
dence of  admiral  Sir  W.  Sidney  Smith.  2  v.  Lon- 
don, 1848.     8° 3165.03 

—  Tour  in  Austrian  Lombardy,  the  northern  Tyrol 

and  Bavaria,  in  1840.     London,  1841.  8°.    981,23 

—  Tour  through  northern   Germany,    Austria,   Tyrol, 

etc.     London,  1853.     16°.     [T.  L.  v. '2.]  .  5075.07 

—  Visit  to  Iceland  by  way  of  Tronyem  in  1834.     Lon- 

don, 1835.     12° 1143.02 

Ban'cws  (William).    The  General  ;  or.  Twelve  nights 

in  a  hunter's  camp.     Boston,  1869.     16°.    112.3.13 

Barruel  (A.  de).     Memoirs  illustrating  the  history  of 

Jacobinism.     From  the  French,  by  R.  Cliff  rd. 

4  V.     Loudon,  1798.    8° 5837.03 

Contents:    v.  1.    The  anti-christian  conspiracy.    2.  Antl- 
mouarchical  conspiracy.   3.  Anti-social  conspiracy.  The  II- 
luminoes.    4.    The  same  ;    historical  part. 
Barry  (Alfred,  D.  D.)    Life  and  works  of  Sir  Charles 

Barry.     London,  1867.     8° 1313.12 

^  Notes  on  the  catechism.  3d  ed.  L.,1869.  16°.  3514.24 
Barry  (Sir  Charles,  architect).  Life  and  works.     By  A. 

Barry.     London,  1867.    8° 1313.12 

Barry  (Sir  Edward).     Observations  on  the  wines   of 

the  ancients  ;  and  the  analogy  between  them  and 

the  modern  wines.     London,  1775.     4°.  .  3937.36 

Barry  (Rev.  H.)     Ciesar  and  the  Britons.      London, 

1831.     8°.     •. 466.'24 

Barry  (Herbert).     Russia  in  1870.  L,,  1871.  8°.  996.07 
Ban'y  (James),     Inquiry  into  the  real  and  imaginary 
obstructions  to  the  acquisition  of  the  arts  in  Eng- 
land.    London,  1775.  8" 1433.22 

—  Lectures  on  painting.   Ed.  by  R.  N.  Womum.   Lon- 

don, Bohn,  1848.     12°. 1424.08 

Bairy  (J.  J.,  M.  D.,  translator).     Life  of  Columbus. 

.    See  Roselly  de  Lorgues 3043.09 

Barry   (John  S.)     Hist,   sketch  of   Hanover,   Mass. 

Boston,  1853.     8°. 611.23 


—  History  of  Massachusetts.     [To   18'20.]     3v.     Bos- 

ton,    1857.     8° 591.01 

Barry  (Marie  J.  G.  de  V,,  comtesse  du)  See  Biography 

(Individual). 
Barry   (P.)     Shoeburyness   and  the   guns,     London, 

1865.  8° 4515,08 

Barry  (W.  W.)     Savings  banks,     [In  Nat,  assoc,,  soc. 

science,  1857.] 
Barry  (Hev.  William).  History  of  Framingham,  (Mass.) 

with  notice  of  Sudbury.  Boston,  1847.  8°.  611.28 
Barstow  (George).     History  of  New  Hampshire,  1614 

to  1819.  2ded.  Boston,  18.53.  8°.    .     .     .     612.13 
Barstow  (W.,  M.  D.)    Sulphurets  ;  how  assayed  and 

worked.     With  chapter  on  the  blow-pipe.      New 

York,  1867.  16° 3933.29 

Barter  (WUliam  Brudenell) .    Tracts  in  defence  of  the 

christian  sabbath,  the  church,  etc.   London,  1851. 

8° 3514.23 

Barth  (George).     What  is  mesmerism  ?  or  mesmerism 

not  miracle.     London,  1853.  16°.    .     .     .  3811.03 
Barth  (Heinrich).     North  and  Central  Africa,  1849-55. 

5v.  London,  1857-59.  8° 1095.01 

Same.     3  v.  New  York,  1858-59.  8°.  .     .  1095.06 

Barthelemy  (Jean  Jacques).     Travels  of  Anacharsis 

the  younger,  in  Greece.     With  memoir  by  him- 
self.    7  V.  London,  1806.  8° 995.15 

Same.     Maps,  plans,  views  and  coins.     London, 

1791.  4° 995.22 

Barthema  (Ludovico  di).  See  Varthema. 

Barthes  and  Low^ell,  Booksellers.  Catalogue  g^ndrale 

des  livres  fran^ais,  itaUeus,   espagnols,  etc.    Lon- 

dres,  1857.  8° 2713.30 

Bartholdy.   See  Mendelssohn. 

Bartholomew  fair.  H,  Morley,  1859.     .     .     .  4617.04 
Bartholomews  day.  .See  St.  Bartholome-w's  day. 
Bartlam  (John).    Liberty.    [In  Oxford  prize  essays, 

T.  2,  1830.] 2541.12 

Bartle  (Rev.  George).    Scriptural  doctrine  of  Hades. 

2d  ed.  London,  1870.  8° 3514.25 

Bartlet  (Rev.  Wm.  S, )  Contrib.  to  the  history  of  Bath. 

[Maine  hist.  soc.  V.  3,  1853.]    ....     602.03 
Bartlett  (D.  W.)   Life  of  lady  Jane  Grey.    Auburn, 

1853.  12°. 3073.15 

—  Presidential  candidates  for  1860.    New  York,  18.59. 

1'2°. 3242.03 

—  What  I  saw  in  London.  Auburn,  1852.  1'2°.    953.08 

—  ed.  Cases  of  contested  elections  in  congress,  1831-65. 

Washington,  1865.  8°. 

Bartlett  (George  B. )  Parlor  amusements  [tableaux]  for 
the  young  folks.  Boston,  1875.  1'2°.     .     .  1712.32 

Bartlett  ( J^  M. )  On  propelling  vessels  by  windmill 
saUs.    Lond.,  1819.  8°.   [Pamph.,  v.  14.]  50.58.14 

Bartlett  (John).  A  collection  of  familiar  quotations. 
Cambridge,  1858.   16° 6213.01 

Same.  5th  ed.  Boston,  1868.  12°.       .     .  6213.02 

Bartlett  (John  Russell).  IJibUography  of  Rhode  Is- 
land. Catalogue  of  books  and  other  publications, 
with  notes.   Providence,  1864.  8°.      .     .     2734.20 

—  Dictionary  of  Americanisms.    2d  ed.    Boston,  1859. 

8°.' *.     .     .  6424.17 

—  Explorations  and  incidents  in  Texas,  New  Mexico, 

California,    Sonora,  and  Chihuahua.    2  v.    New 
York,  1854.    8°. 1125.06 

—  Literature  of  the  rebellion,  with  works  on  American 

slaveiy.  Boston,  1866.  8°. 2724.11 

—  Progress  of  ethnology.  2ded.  N.  Y.,  1847.  8°.  4735,01 

—  ed.  See  Rhode  Island.  Records,  etc.       .     .     624,01 
Bartlett  \Thomas).    Memoirs  of  Joseph  Butler.  Lon- 
don, 1839.  8° 3026.25 

Bartlett  (Wm. )  and  Chapman  (H. )  Handy-book  for 
investors.  London,  1869,   12° 5922.12 

Bartlett  (Wm.  Heui-y).  "American  scenery.  &e  Willis 
(N.  P.)  •. 1116.01 

—  Footstejis  of  our  Lord  and  His  apostles  in  Syria, 

Greece,  and  Italy.  Loudon,  1851.  8°.  .     .  1055.17 

—  'Gleanings  on  the  overland  route.  [_anon.1  London, 

1851.  8° 986.15 

—  *Illustratious.     See  Finden  (E  )    Ports  of    Great 

Britain  [1446.26]  ;  also  Bsattie  (Wm.) 

—  NUeboat;  Egypt.  2d  ed,  London,  18.50,  8°.  1076,20 

—  Pictures  from  Sicily.  New  ed.  L.,  1869.  1'2°.    971. '-'3 


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in.d.-\i° 1055.U 

—  Walks  about  the  city   and  environs  of  Jerusalem. 

London,  [1852.]  8° 1055.10 

Bartlett  (Wm.  H.  C. )  Elements  of  natural  philosophy. 

2.  Acoustics.  3.  Optics.  N.  Y.,  1852.  8=.  4025.10 
Bartol  (Cyrus  A. ,  D.D.)    Kadical  problems.    Boston, 

1872.   12^. 3514.20 

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B..  18C4.    8". — Relation  of  the  medical  profesaiou   to  the 

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Barton  (Bernard).  Memoir,  letters,  and  poems.  Phila. 

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Bartram  (WiUiam).  Travels  through  North  and  South 

Carolina,  Georgia,  East  and  West  Florida.  Lon- 
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B.iscom  (John).  Philosophy  of  literature.  New  York, 
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proposed  new  method  of  constructing  suspension 

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Mme.  la  conitesse  de  Rumfort.    M.  de  Bourrieune.    '2.  La 

princesse  Bagratiou,    La  comtesse  Merliu.  Mme.  de  Mir- 

bel.    Mme  Campau.    3.  Casimir  Delavigna.    La  marquise 

d'Osmoud.  Kalkbrenher.  4.  La  duchesse  deLaviano.  Mme. 

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storms,  containing  the  true  law  of  Umar  influence. 

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Bastian  (H.  Charlton).  Beginnings  of  life  :  modes  of 
origin  and  transformations  of  lower  organisms. 
2  V.  London,  1872.  «° 472.3.20 

—  Modes  of  origin  of  lowest  organisms  :  including  a 

discussion  of  the  experiments  of  M.  Pasteur,  and 
reply  to  Huxley  and  TjTidall.  London,  1871. 
12°. 4723.18 

Bastiat  (Fre'd^ric).  Essays  on  political  economy : 
Sophisms  of  protection,  etc.  From  the  Paris  ed.  of 
1863.   Chicago,  1869.   12° 5912.10 

Same.  London,  1872.  16° 5911.20 

—  Popular  fallacies  ;  a  transl .  of  "  Sophismes  Ecouo- 

miques. "  With  notes  by  G.  R.  Porter.  Loudou, 
1846.  16° 5912.11 

—  Cairnes  {J.K)  Bastiat.  [/n  Fortn.  rev.,  v.  14,  1870.] 

—  Ddmar  (A. )  What  is  free  trade  ?  an  adaptation  ol  B.  's 

Sopiiismes.  By  E.  Walter  [psci»Z.  ]   1807.     5912.14 
Bastille.    Ohamcrouzow  {M.  A.)  Chronicles  of  the  Bas- 
tille.  1859 152.17 

—  Davmpori  (H.A.)  History  of  the  Bastille.  1847.  521.18 

—  Linquet  (8.  N.  U.)  Memoirs  of  the  Bastille.    .  521.19 

—  Maaers  de  La  Tude  (U.)    Life,  with  account  of  the 

B.   [la  Pamphleteer,  v.  3.,  1814.]      .     .  5058.03 
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Curlyle's  ;  and  in  Fu-twn  Dumas'  Six  yeais  later  [181.11]. 
Batavia.  &e  Countries.   (Java.) 

Bataviau  anthology.    J.  Bowriug.   1824.     .     .   1015.10 
Batchelder  (Samuel,  jc.)    Poetry  of   the   bells  ;    col- 
lected. Cambridge,  [Mass.]' 18.58.   12°.     .  1614.07 

—  The  young  men  of  America.    A  prize  essay.    New 

York,  1800.   12° 3511.03 

Bates  ( Mrs.  D.  B. )  Incidents  on  land  and  water,  or 
four  years  on  the  Pacific  coast.  7th  ed.  Boston, 
1858.  8° ll'22.22 


Bates  (Elisha).   Doctrines  of  Friends.     Leeds  (Eno- 

land).  1829.  16°. 3586.06 

Same.  Dublin,  1828.  8° 3514.20 

—  Reasons  for  receiving  christian  baptism.      [  With 

Crewdson  (L)    Water  baptism,  ete.]       .  3531.01 
Bates  (H.  W.,  ed)    Illustrated  travels  ;  record  of  dis- 
covery, geography,  and  adventure,  v.  1-5.  London, 
1869-73.  4° 936.01 

—  The  naturalist  on  the  river  Amazons.    2d  ed.    Lon- 

don, 1864.  8° 1103.20 

Batss  (Walter).  The  mysterious  stranger  ;  or,  memoirs 
of  H.  M.  Smith.  2ded.  N.  H.,  1817.  18°.  3010.01 
Baths  and  bathing.    iS'ee  Medicine.    {Baths ;— Hydro- 
pathy ;— Mineral  springs. ) 
Baths  and  wells  of  Europe.  J.Macpherson,1869.4328.01 

Batis  maritima.  6'ee  Torrey  ( J. ) 3937.00 

Batrachomyomachia.  See  Homer. 
Bats.  (.-Wen  H.)  Monograph  of  B.  of  America.   [Sm. 
mis.  coll.,  V.  7.  3935.17.]—  Morao  {F.  i).  Remark- 
able accumulation  of.     [Sm.  rep.,  1868.  3930.23.] 
See  also  Natural  history. 
Battel  (Andrew).  'Adventures  in  Angola,  1589.  [Pin- 

kerton's  voyages,  V.  16.] 926.16 

Battle  abbey.  Burke  {J.K)  Roll  of  B.  A.  1848.  472.01 
Battle  (The)  and  the  breeze  ;  or  the  British  tar. 
[Ballantyue's  miscellany,  v.  13.  1869.]  .  931.14 
BatUe  diiy,  etc.  Ernest  Jones.  1855.  .  .  .  1662.10 
Battle  echoes  ;  lessons  from  the  war.  G.  B.  Ide.  042. 12 
Battle-fields  of  the  South,  from  Bull  Run  to  Freder- 
icksburg. ByT.  E.  C.  laiion.]  L.,  1863.  12°.  031.12 
Battle  of  the  books.  M.  A,  Dodge.  1870.  .  .2752.17 
Battle  of  the  books.  See  Swift  (J.)  5074.02  ;  13  ;  23 
Battle  of  Dorking.  -See  Chesney  (CW.  George).  483.13 
Battle  pieces.  [Poems.]  H.  Melville.  .  .  .  1672.11 
Battle  songs  (Book  of.)  C.  A.  Fanshawe.  .  .  1014.33 
Battle  summer  of  1848.  D.  G.  MitcheU.  1853.  963.11 
Battles.  Allen  (J.)  Battles  of  the  British  navy.  2  v. 
Bohn,  1852.   12°. 494.01 

—  Bolus  (F.)  Synoptical  account  of  the  great  European 

battles  and  sieges,  1700-1869 445.19 

—  Borthwick  (J.  D.)  Battles  of  the  world  ;  alphabeti- 

cally arranged,  containing  a  chi'onological  table, 
from  the  creation  to  the  present  day.   1806.  443.23 

—  Creasy  (E.  S. )  Fifteen  decisive  battles  of  the  world. 

1856 442.30 

—  Hazewell  {G  C.)    Fighting  facts  for  old  fogies.    [At- 

lantic monthly,  v.  13,  1864.] 

—  Pictures  from  the  battle-fields.  By  the  'Roving  Eng- 

lishman.' London,  1856.  16°.      ....     992.09 
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[Atlantic,  v.  10,  186a]  ;  •  Great  battles  of  the  world,"  (Eclec- 
tic (from  Dublin  University),  v.  '16,  185'2. 

See  also  Biography    (Mititari/)  ;  — .  Military  science  ; — 
Sieges  ; — Wars. 
Batty  (Robert).  Family  tour  through  South  Holland, 
up  the  Rhine,  and  across  the  Netherlands.   [Wal- 

die  library,  v.  1.] 5078.15 

Baucher  (F. )  A  method  of  horsemanship,  including 
brealang  and  training.  3dAmer.  ed.  Philadelphia, 

1856.   12°. 4627.14 

Baudelaire  (Charles).  (Euvres  complfetes.  4  v.  Paris, 

1809.  12° 7013.08 

1.  Les  fleurs  du  mal.  j      i.  Petits  poemes  on  prose. 

'2.  Curiosites  esthetiquea.  Les  paradis  artificiels. 

3.  L'  art  romautiqne.  | 

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Baudicour  (Prosper  de).  Le  peintre-graveur  Franijais 
continue  ;  xviii.  sifecle.    2  v.  P.,  1859.  8°.  1414.20 

Bauer  (Prof.  A.)  Organic  bases  ;  a  lecture.  [Sm.  rep., 
1872.] 3930.27 

Bauer  (WUhelm).  Religious  life  in  Germany  during  the 
wars  of  independence.    2  v.    L.,  1870.    8°.   3515.12 

Bauerman  (H.  F.  G.  S.)  Treatise  on  the  metallurgy  of 
iron.  New  York,  1808.  12° 3933.39 

Baumgcirten  (M. )  History  of  the  church  in  the  apos- 
tolic age.  Tr.  by  A.  J.  W.  Morrison,  etc.  2  v.  Edin- 
burgh, 18.54.   8° 3414.09 

Baur  (JJr.  Ferdinand  Christian).  Paul  the  apostle  of 
"  Jesus  C3hrist.  His  life  and  works.  From  the  Ger- 
man. V.  1.  London,  1873.  8° 3756.05 

Bausset  (L.  F.  de).  Life  of  Penelon.  Fi'om  the  French, 
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Bautain  (li.  E.  M.)  Art  of  eitempore  speaking.  New 
York,  1859.   12° 633'2.03 

Bavaria.  .See  Countries.  (Bavaria.) 

Baviad  (The).  Satire.  See  Gifford  (W.) 

Baw^r  (Mine.  de).  Nouveaux  contes  pour  les  enfanta. 
3e  dd.  Paris,  1867.   12-^ 7002.07 

Baxley  (H.  W.,  M.D.)  What  I  saw  on  the  west  coast 
of  South  and  North  America,  and  at  the  Hawaian 
Islands.  New  York,  1865.  8° 1155.15  . 

Baxter  (7ie I'.  M. )  Louis  Napoleon  the  destined  mon- 
arch of  the  world.  New  York,  1864.  12°.    3133.02 

Baxter  (Rev.  Kichard).  Call  to  the  unconverted.  New 
York,  [n.  d.]  16° 3514.21 

—  Poetical  fragments.  4th  ed.  L. ,  1821.  24°.     .  1613.31 
-^  Practical  works  :  with  an  essay  on  his  genius,   elc. 

4v.    London,  18.54.  8° 3518.01 

1.  Essay  and  preface.  Practical  theology  and  cases  of 
conscieuce.  A  moral proguostication.  Tho  reformed  liturgy. 

2.  Reasons  of  the  christian  rehgiou.  Unreasonableui-ss 
of  infidelity.  Of  conversion.  Saint  or  a  brute.  Mischiefs 
of  self  ignorance.  The  right  method.  God's  goodness  via- 
dicated.  Directions  for  weak  christians.  Character  of  a 
coD&rmed  christian. 

3.  Saints'  rest.  Of  self-denial  Tho  crucifying  of  the 
world.  The  Ufe  of  faith.  The  divine  life.  The  Lord's  day. 
Obedient  patience.  Dying  thoughts. 

4.  Compassionate  counsel  to  all  young  men.  Mother's 
catechism.  Catechism  of  families.  Poor  man's  family  book. 
Confirmation  and  restauration  Reformed  pastor.  Formal 
hypocrite,  t'aiu  and  Abel  malignity.  Knowledge  compared. 
True  Catholic.  One  thing  necessary,  etc. 

See  Biography  for  Uves  of  B. 

Baxter  (K.  Dudley).  National  debts.  2d  ed.  London, 
1871.   8° 5937.22 

—  Taxation  of  the  United  Kingdom.  L.,  1869. 8°.  593'2.03 
Bayard  (Pierre  du  Terrail,  chev.  de).    See  Biography 

(Individual). 
Bayeux  tapestry.  Amyol  ( I. )  Defence  of  its  early  an- 
tiquity.  [Archseologia,  v.  19,  1821.]  .     .  5128. 

—  Gurnet/ (II.)  Observations,  e(c.   [Archseologia,  v.  18, 

1817.] 5128. 

—  ■  Plancki  (J.  li. )    On  the   Bayeux  tapestry.    [Brit. 

arch,  assoc.  Journal,  v.  23.] 1462.02 

—  Rue  (Abbe  de  la).  Memoir,  etc.     Tr.   by   F.    Douce. 

[Archaeologia,  v.  17,  1814.]      ....  5128. 

—  Stothard  ( G. )  Some  observations,  etc.  [Archaeologia, 

v.  19,  1821.] 5128. 

See  Vetusta  monumenta,  v  6.  The  Bayeux  tapestry.  Plates. 
Bayle  (Pierre  de).    Dictionnaire  historique  et  critique. 
Nouv.  ed.   Augmente'e   de  notes,  etc.   [Public  par 
Beuchot.]  10  v.  Paris,  1820.  8°.      .     .     .   3233.01 

—  Historical  and  critical  dictionary,   abridged.    With 

life  of  Bayle.  4  v.  Loudon,  1820.  10°.  .  5015.03 
Bayldon  (Rev.  G.)    Elementary  grammar  of  the  old 

Norse  or  Icelandic  language.  L. ,  1870.  12°.  6422.13 
Bayley  (F.  W.  N.)  The  new  tale  of  a  tub  :  an  adven- 
ture in  verse.  New  York,  1869.  8°.  .  .1614.18 
Bayley  (John).  History  and  antiquities  of  the  tower 

of  London.  2d  ed,  London,  1830.  8°.  .  485.18 
Baylies  (Francis).  Hist,  memoir  of  the  colony  of  New 

Plymouth,  1620-1641.  2v.  in  3.  B.,  1830.  8°.  594.11 
Bayly  (Anselm).  The  alliance  of  musick,  poetry,  and 

oratory.  London,  1789.  8° 1613.32 

Bayly  ( Mrs.  M. )     Ragged   homes   and  how  to  mend 

them.   New    York,  1861.   1'2° 5825.02 

—  Workmen  and  their  difficulties.     New  York,  1861. 

1'2° 5816.08 

Bayly  (Thomas  Haynes).  Musings  and  prosings.  Bou- 
logne, 1833.  8^ 1613.33 

—  Songs, baUads,  and  poems.  2 v.  L.,1844.  8°.  1614.08 
Bayly.  See  also  Baillie,  Baily,  Bayley. 

Bayma  (J. )  Elements  of  molecuhu'  mechanics.  Lon- 
don, 1866.  8° 4024.24 

Bayue  (Peter).     Christian  life,  social  and  individual 

Boston,  1857.   12°. 3515.05 

Contents.  Howard.  Wilberforce.  S.  Budgett.  John  Foster. 
Thomas  Arnold.  T.  Chalmers. 

—  Days  of  Jezebel,  an  hist. drama.  B.  ,1872.12°.  1712.33 

—  Es-says  in   biography  and  criticism.    2  v.    Boston, 

1857-58.  12° 2513.04 

Contents :  1.  De  Quincey  and  his  works.  Tennyson  and 
his  teachers.  Mrs.  Browning.  Recent  British  art.  John 
liuskin.  Hugh  Miller.  Tlie  modern  novel, — Dickens — Bul- 
wer— Thackeray.  Ellis— Acton— Currer— Bell. 


2.  Charles  Kingsley.  T.  B.  Ma:*aillay.  Sir  A.  Alison.  Co- 
leridge. Wellington.  Bonaparte.  Plato.  Christian  civiliza- 
tion. The  modern  university.  The  pulpit  and  the  press. 
"The  testimony  of  the  rocks."  A  defence. 

—  Life  and  letters  of  Hugh  Miller.  2  v.    Boston,  1871. 

12= 3122.28 

—  Testimony  of  Christ  to  Christianity.     Boston,   1862. 

16° 3515.06 

Baynes  (T.  H. )  Essay  on  the  new  analytic  of  logical 
lorms.   Edinburgh,  1850.   8°.       .     ."    .     .  5428.02 
Bayonet  exercise.  t>ee  Military  science. 
Bazancourt  (Cesar,  baron  de).    The  Crimean  expedi- 
tion. 2  v.  London,  1856.   8° 554.09 

Bazar  book  of  decorum.  New  York,  1870.  16°.  5427.12 
Bazar  book  of  health,  [nnon.]  N.  Y.,  1873.  10°.  4321.25 
Bazar  book  of  the  household.  N.  Y.,1875.  16°.  6014.03 
Beach  (E.  T.  P.)   Pelayo  :  an  epic.    New  York,  1864. 

12°. 1614.10 

Bsach-rambles,  etc.  J.  Ci.  Francis.  1859.  .  4111.30 
Beadle  (J.  H.)  Life  in  Utah.   PhUa.,  1870.   8°.   3454.04 

—  The  undeveloped  West.  Phila.,  1873.  8°.  .  1134.17 
Beal  (Samuel).  Catena  of  Buddhist  scriptures  from  the 

Chinese.  London,  1871.  8° 3528.06 

Beale  (Lionel Smith).  Bioplasm.  L.,  1872.  16°.  4325.21 

—  Disease  germs.   London,  1871.  8°.       .     .     .4327.15 

—  How  to  work  with  the  microscope.  4th  ed.  London, 

1868.    8°. 4827.10 

—  Kidney  diseases,  urinary  deposits,  and  calculous  dis- 

orders.  3d  ed.   London,  1868.  8\    .     .     .  4335.06 

—  Life  theories  :  their  iuilueuce  upon  religious  thought. 

London,  1871.   12° 4325  20 

—  The  microscope  and  its  application  to  clinical  medi- 

cine. London,  1866.    8" 4336.28 

—  The  mystery  of  Ufe  :  reply  to  Dr.  Gull's  attack  on 

the  theory  of  vitality  in  his  Harveian  oration  for 
1870.  London,  1871.  12°.       4325.19 

—  Protoplasm  ;  or,  life,   force,  and  matter.    London, 

1870.   16°. 4325.17 

Same.  2d  ed.  London,  1870.  16°.    .     .     432.3.17a 

Beale  (Thomas).  Natural  history  of  the  sperm  whale. 
With  sketch  of  a  south-sea  whaliug  voyage.  Lon- 
don, 1839.   12° 4826.27 

Beale  (Thomas  Willert).  The  enterprising  impresario. 
By  W.  Maynard  {pseiul}  L.,  1K67.  8°  •  1564.21 
Beamau  (Charles  C,  yr.)  The  national  and  private 
"Alabama  claims."  Wash.,  1871.  8°.  .  .  5613.16 
Beames  (John).  Comparative  grammar  of  the  modern 
Aryan  languages  of  India,  v.  1.  On  Sounds.  Lon- 
don, 1872.  8° 6412.30 

—  Memoirs  on  north-western  India  :   an  amplified  ed. 

of  the  supplemental  glossary  of  Indian  terms,  by 
Sir  H.  M.  Elliot.  2  v.  London,  1869.   8°. 

—  Outlines  of  Indian  philology.  2d  ed.  London,  1868. 

16° 6421.06 

Beamish  (North  Ludlow).     Discovery  of  America  by 

the  Northmen.  Loudon,  1841.  8°.  .  .  .  563.22 
Beamish  (Richard).    Memoir  of  Sir  Marc  Isambard 

Brunei.  London,  1862.  8° 3025.02 

Beamont  (Wm. )  Annals  of  the  lords  of  Warrington. 

Loud.,  1872.  4°.[Chetham  soc,  v.  86-87.]  £096.05 

—  History  of  Warrington  Friary.    [Chatham  miscel., 

v.  4.]       5096.02 

—  Jacobito  trials  at  Manchester,    1694.    London,  1853. 

4°.  [Chetham  soe.,  v.  28.] 5094.28 

Beams.  See  Arts  (Useful),  page  47. 

Beard  (Charles).  Port  BoyaL  2  v.  1861.  8°.  .  3434.18 

Beard   (George  Miller).     Eating  and  drinking  ;  food 

and  diet.  New  York,  1871.  1'2°.      .     .     .  4324.12 

—  Legal  responsibility  in  old  age :  relation  of  age  to 

work.  New  York,  1874.   8° 4355.05 

—  Our  home  physician.  New  York,  1870.  8'.  4322.17 

—  Stimulants  and  narcotics.  N.  Y.,  1871.   12°.  4334.24 

—  [Twelve  pamphlets,  ctz.;] 4333.33 

Atmospheric    electricity  and  ozone  ;     their    relation   to 

healtli  ami  disease.  New  York,  1874.  8^. 
Cases  of  gaatralgia  treated  by  central  galvanism,  [n.  p. 

ord.]  8". 
Cases  of  hysteria,  neurasthenia,  spinal  irritation,  and  allied 

affections    Chicago  1874.  8'. 
Cosmic  law  of  intemperance,  (n.p.ord.]    12**. 
Longevity  of  brai;i-workera.  [n.  p.  or  d.]  8^. 
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of  electrology  and  ueurulopry.  May,  1874.]  H*. 
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Recent    researches  in  electro-therapeutics.      New  Yorli, 

1872.  8°.  [Repr.  from  the  New  York  med  jour,  Oct.,  1872.] 
Representative  ca.'^es  of  ner^-ous  disease,  [n.  p.  i,r  d.]  8". 
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1874.  S\  (Repr.  from  the  Amer.  practitioner,  Apr.,  1874.] 
Treatment  of  miirasuius,  whooping-cough,  and  debility  in 

children,  by  electricity.  [Repr.  from  Detroit  rev.  of  med., 

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Year  of   experiment  in    electro-therapeutics,  Louisville, 
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—  and  Rockwell  (A.  D.,  M.D.)  Prfictical  treatise  on 

the  medical  and  surgical  uses  of  electricity.   New 

York,  1871.  8= 4333.2G 

Beard  iJohnR. )   Autobiography  of   Satan.  London, 
1872.  8° 3515.23 

—  Historical  and  art;istic  illustrations  of  the  trinity  : 

its  rise,  progress,  and  decline.  L.,1846.  8".  3515.24 

—  Life  of  Toussaint  L'Ouverture.  L.,1853.  12^  3114.18 

—  Progress  of  religious  thought  as  illustrated  in  the 

Protestant  church  of  France  ;  being  essays  and 
reviews  [from  the  French  of  T.  Colani,  A.  Re- 
ville,  E.  Sharer,  E.  Kenan,  e/c.],with  essay  on  the 
"  Oxford  essays  and  reviews."  L.,1861.  12°.3515.22 
Beard  (The).  Julian,  the  emperor.  The  misopogon. 
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—  Barnes  ( — ).  Defence  of  the  berde.   [//t  Borde  (A.) 

First  boke,  1370.] 7913.19 

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mag.,  V.  73.  1866]  ;  '  The  Beard.'  Westm.  rev.,  v.  62,  1864  ; 

repr.  in  Littell,  v.  6,  1854. 
See  also  Arts  (Useful  :  Hairdressing,  p.  43). 
Beardsley  (Levi).    Reminiscences  ;   early  settlements 

of   Otsego  coimty,   anecdotes,   field  sports,    etc. 

New  York,  1852.  8° 301G.24 

Bearn  and  the  Pyrenees.  L.  S.  Costello.  1844.    962.18 
Beasley   (Henry).     Druggist's  general  receipt  book. 

Philadelphia,  18.37.   12'= 4216.38 

Beatrice,  [a  poem].  Hon.  Koden  Noel.  1869.    1674.18 
Beatsou  (Robert).  Political  index  to  the  histories  of 

Great  Britain  and  Ireland.    3d  ed.  3  v.    London, 

1806.  8°. 477.21 

Beattie  (James).    Elements  of  moral  science.     3d  ed. 

2  V.  Edinburgh,  1817.  8-\ 5434.08 

—  Essay  on  the  nature  and  immutability  of  truth.    2d 

ed.  Edinburgh,  1771.  8° 5434.07 

—  Poetical  works.  With  memoir,  by  A.  Dyce.    Boston, 

1854.   16= 1614.11 

Same.  London,  1853.  1G= 1614.12 

—  Poems.  Ed.  with  Ufe  ;  by  A.  Chalmers.    [7>i  Chal- 

mers'English  poets,  v.  18, 1810.]  .     .     .1626.18 

—  Select  poems.  Ed.  by  R.  Walsh.    [British  poets ,  v. 

32,  1822.] 1691.32 

—  Scoticisms.   ianon.'\  Edinburgh,  1787.   12^.     6424.15 

—  Theory  of  language.    New  ed.,  enlarged.    London, 

1788.  8" 6411.10 

—  Works.   10  V.  Philadelphia,  1809.  18=.     .     .  5015.09 

Contents :  v.  1.  Of  memory  and  imagination.  Of  dream- 
ing. 2.  Of  language.  3.  On  fable  and  romance.  On  the  at- 
tachment of  kiuilred.  On  subhmity.  4-5.  On  truth.  On  poe- 
try and  musick.  6.  On  poetry  and  musick,  continued.  On 
laughter  aud  ludicrous  composition.  On  the  utility  of 
classical  learning.  7-9.  Elements  of  moral  science.  16.  The 
minstrel ;  with  other  poems.  Miacellauies,  by  James  Hay 
Beattie. 

Beattie  (James  Hay).  Miscellanies  in  prose  and  verse. 
[/(!  Beattie  (J.)  Works,  V.  10.]  .     .     .     .5015.18 

Beattie  (WUliam).  *The  Danube  :  its  history,  scenery, 
and  topography.  liliia.  by  sketches  taken  on  the 
spot  by  Abresch,  and  drawn  by  W.  U.  Bartlett. 
London,  1844.  4^ 98G.11 

—  'Scotlaui  ;  illustrated  in  a  series  of  views  taken  by 

T.  Allom,  W.  H.  Bartlett,  and  H.  MCulloch.  2  v. 
London,  1838 956.05 

—  The  'Waldenses  ;  or,  protestaut  valleys  of   Pied- 

mont, Dauphiuy,  and  the  Ban  de  la  Roche.  Bias, 
by  W.  H.  Bartlett  and  W.  Brockedon.   London, 

1838.  4" 986.10 

Beauchamp  (P.)  Analysis  of  the  influence  of  natural 
religion,  on  the  temporal  happiness  of  manliiud. 
London,  1822.  8^    [7/1  Deist  (The),  v.  3.]  3448.22 


Beauchamps  (P.  F.  G.  de).  Funestine.  [Cabinet  des 

fees,  V.  31,  1786.] 70.32.31 

Beauchcunp  family.  Voyage  of  several  of  the  B.  fam- 
ily to  Jerusalem.  1096.  [/«  Hakluyt  (R.)  Voy- 
ages, V.  2.   1810.] 916. IG 

Beauchesne  (A.  H.  DuB.  de).  Louis  xvii.,  his  life,  etc.. 
Tr.  by  W.  Hazlitt.  2  v.   N.  Y.,  1853.   12'.  3114.13 

Same.  The  Bourbon  prince.    Hist,  of  Louis  xvii. 

[Condensed  by  K.  T. ]  N.Y.,  18.53.   16'.   .  3111.05 
Beaufort  (Emily  A.)  See  Smythe  (Emily  A.  B. ) 
Beaufort  (Henrj-,  hp.  of  Winchester).  Voynge  to  Jerusa- 
lem, 1417.  [/HHaMu5rt(R.)  Voyage-s,  v.  2,  1810.] 
Beaumarcbaia  (Pierre  A.  C.  de).  M(;moires,  dans  I'af- 
faires  Goezman.   Nouv.  ed.,  precedee  d'une  appre- 
ciation par  Sainte-Beuve.  Paris,  18.59.  16*=.  3016.19 

—  Theatre.    Notice  par  Auger.    Paris,  1841.     .7013.01 

Contents  :  Eugenie.  Les  deux  amis.  Le  barbier  de  Se- 
ville. Le  mariage  de  Figaro.  L'autre  Tartufe  ou  la  mere 
coupable.    Tarare. 

aS'  See  Biography  for  lives  of  B. 
Beaumont  (Leonce  Elie  de).  Memoir  of  C.  F.  Beau- 
temps-Beaupr(J.   [Sm  rep.,  1863.]    .     .     .  3936.17 

—  Memoir  of  Auguste  Bravais.   [Sm.  rep.,  1869.] 

—  Memoirof  A.  M.  Legendre.  [Sm.  rep.,ls67.]  3936.22 
Beaumont  (Francis).     Poems.     Ed.   with  hfe,  by   A. 

Chalmers.   [/« /lis  Eng.  poets,  v.  6.   1810.]  1G26.06 

—  «Hd  Fletcher  (J.)    AVorks.    With  notes  and  biogr. 

memoirs  by  A.  Dyce.  11  v.  L.,  1843.  8=.    1713.01 

1.  Biography.  Commendatory  Poems.  Woman-Hater. 
Thierry  and  Theodoret.  Philaster.  The  maid's  tragedy. 

2.  Faithful  shepherdess.  Knight  of  the  burning  pestle. 
Kiug  aud  No  king.  Cupid's  revenge.  Masque  of  the  inner 
temple.  Four  plays  in  one. 

3.  Scornful  lady.  Coxcomb,  Captain.  Honest  man's  for- 
tune. Little  French  lawyer. 

4.  Wit  at  several  weapons.  Wit  without  money.  Faithful 
friends.  The  widow.  The  custom  of  the  country. 

5.  Bonduca.  Knight  of  Malta.  Valentinian.  Laws  of  Can- 
dy. Queen  of  Corinth. 

6.  Loyal  subject.  Mad  lover.  False  one.  Double  mar- 
riage. Humorous  lieutenant. 

7.  Woman  pleas'd.  Woman's  prize.  The  chances.  Mon- 
sieur Thomas.  Island  princess. 

8.  The  pilgrim.  Wild-goose  chase.  The  prophetess.  The 
eea  voyage.  Spanish  cui-ate. 

9.  Beggar's  bush.  Lover's  cure.  Maid  in  the  miU.  "Wife 
for  a  month.  Rule  a  wife  and  have  a  wife. 

10.  Fair  maid  of  the  inn.  Noble  gentleman.  Elder  bro- 
ther. The  nice  valour.    The  bloody  brother. 

11.  Lover's  progress.  Night-walker.  Love's  pilgrimage. 
Two  noble  kinsman.  Poems  by  Beaumont.  Poems  by  Flet- 
cher. Index. 

—  Mitford  (J. )   Ciu'sory  notes  on  various  passages  in 

the  text  of  B.  and  F.   1836 1754.12 

Bsaimiont  (Gustave  .4.  de  la  B.  de).  Ireland,  social, 
political,  and  religious.  2  v.  L.,  1839.  8=.     495.09 

—  and  TocquevUle  {A.  de).  Ou  the  penitentiary  sys- 

tem in  the  tTnited  States.  Tr.  by  F.  Lieber.   Phila- 
delphia, 1868.   8= 5817.29 

Beaumont  (J.  T.  Barber).  Essay  on  criminal  jurispru- 
dence. Loudon,  1821.  8"=.  2  art.  [Pamphleteer, 
V.  18.] 5058.18 

—  Essay  on  provident  banks.      London,    1816.      8°. 

[Pamphleteer,  V.  7.] 5058.07 

—  Letter  on  public-house  licensing.     London,   1817. 

8=.  [Pamphleteer,  v.  9,  pp.  433-45G.]      .  5058.09 

Beaumont  (.Sr  John  d.,  1628. )  Select  poems.   [British 

poets,  ed.  by  Sautord.  v.  5.,  1819.]     .     .  1691.05 

—  Poems.     Ed.  with  life,   by  A.   Chalmei-s.      [Chal- 

mers (A.)    English  poets,  v.  6.   1810.]     .  16'26.06 

Beaumont  (John).  Of  spirits,  apparitions,  witchcrafts, 
etc.     London,  1705.  8° 38 12. '27 

Beaumont-'Vassy  (E.  F.  de).  Les  salons  de  Paris  et 
societt;  parisienne  sous  Napoleon  III.  Paris, 
1868.   16° 7002.09 

Beaupre  (J.  N.)  Nouvelles  recherches  de  bibliographie 
Lorraine,  1500-1700.  Nancy,  1856.  8=.      .  2765.19 

Beauties  (The)  and  deformities  of  Fox,  North,  and 
Burke,  selected  from  their  speeches.  5th  ed. 
laimn.]  London,  1784.   12= 6321.24 

Beauties  of  England  and  Wales  ;  or  delineations,  to- 
pographical, historical,  and  descriptive,  of  each 
county.  ByJ.  Britton,  E.W.  Brayley,  [and  others]. 
18  v.  in  26.  London,  1801-18.  8=.  .  .  .  91.5a.01 
O'litents:  V.  1-6.  Britton  (.J.)  and  Brayley  (E.  W.)  v.  1. 
Bedfordshire,  Berkshire,  Buckinghamshire,  v.  '2.  Cam- 
bridgeshire, Cheshire,  Cornwall,     v.  3.  Cumberland.  Isle 


lu  asking  for  books,  use  the  "  Book  Order,"  giving  the  AU  THOR'S  S.VME,  the  first  part  of  the  TITLE,  and  the  NUMUEB. 


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of  Man,  Derbyshire,  v.  4.  Devonshire.  Dorsetshire,  v.  6. 
Durham.  Esses,  Gloucester,  v.  6.  Hampshire.  I.sle  of  Wiyht, 
Hereiordshii-e.  v.  7-8.  Brayiey  (E.W.)  V.T.Hertfordshire, 
Huntingdonshire.  Kent  v.  8.  Kent.  v.  9.  Brittnn  (J.) 
Lancashire.  Leicestershire,  Lincolusliire.  V-  10.  Middle- 
Bex:  pt-1.  Brayiey  (E.W.)  London  :  statistics  and  history. 
Pt.  2.  [V.  1 1.]  Brayiey  (E.  W.)  and  Nightingale  ,J.)  London 
and  Westminster  :  history.  Pt.  3  [v.  12-13].  Nightingale 
(J)  History  and  description.  Pt.  4  [v.  14].  Brewer  (J.  N.) 
Loudon  and  Middlesex,  v.  11  [15].  Evaus(J.)  and  Brit- 
tou  (J.)  V.  1.  Monmouthshire,  Norfolk,  Northamptonshire. 
V.  12.  pt.  1  [v.  16].  Hodgson  (J.)  and  Laird  (F.  C.)  North, 
umberland.  Nottinghamshire.  Pt.  2  [v.  17J.  Brewer  (.J. 
N.)  awci  Laird  (F.  C.)  Oxfordshire,  Rutlandshire,  v.  13. 
Pt.  1  [v. 18].  Nightingale  (J.)  and  Rylance  (R.)  Shropshire, 
Somersetshire.  Pt.  2  [v.  19).  Nightingale  (J.)  Stafford- 
shire. V.  14  [20].  Shoberl  (F.)  Suffoli,  Surrey,  Sus- 
sex, v.  15,  pt.  1-2  [V.  21-22].  Brewer  (J.  N.).  Brilton 
(J.).  Hodgson  (J.),  and  Laird  (F.  C.)  Warwickshire,  Wilt- 
shire, Westmoreland.  Worcestershire,  v.  16  [23].  Big- 
land  (.1.)  Yorkshire,  v.  17  [24].  Evans  (.J.)  North  Wales  : 
Cambria.  Anglesea,  Caernarvonshire.  Denbighshire.  Flint- 
shire, Moutgomeryshii-e,  Merionethshire,  v.  18  [25J. 
Keea  (T.)  South  Wales  :  Brecknockshire,  Caermarthen- 
Bhire,  Cardiganshire,  Glamorganshire,  Pembrokeshire, 
Kadnorshii-e.    [v.  26.]  Introduction,  by  J.  N.  Brewer. 

Beauties  of  Ireland  :  being  delineations,  topographi- 
cal, historical,  and  biographical,  of  each  county. 
By  J.  N.  Brewer.  2  v.  Loudon,  1825.  8°. 

Beauties  of  Scotland.  A  full  accoiuit  of  each  county. 
[Ed.  by  K.  Forsyth.]  With  engravings.  5  v. 
Edinburgh,  1805-08.  8°. 952a.  11 

Beautiful  (The).  See  Fine  arts. 

Beautiful  (The)  in  nature  and  art.  Mrs.  S.  S.  Ellis. 
1860 1412.15 

Beautiful  snow  ;  poems.   J.  W.  Watson.   1871.  1694.28 

Beautiful  thoughts  from  [various]  languages.  See 
Ramage(C.  T.)        6213.16 

Beauty  (Persuual).  Brinion  (D.  6.)  and  Kapheys  (G. 
U. )  Personal  beauty  :  how  to  cultivate  and  pre- 
serve it.   1870 4324.21 

—  Cazenave  {A.)  Female  beauty;  or,  art  of  htiman  de- 

coration. From  the  Freuch.   1874.  .     .     .   5836.04 

—  FtajtfCW.)  Analysis  of  female  beauty.   1834.   5091.02 

—  Hant  (L.)  Female  beauty,   [In  his  Men,  women,  and 

books.  V.  1,  1847,  p.  198-248 2533.06 

—  Jacques  (D.  U. )    Hints  toward  physical  perfection. 

1859 4325.16 

^-  Walker- (A.)   •  Beauty  illustrated  by  an  analysis  of 

beauty  in  woman.     London,  1852.   8^.      .   1446.02 

Same.  New  York,  1857.  12°.      .     .    .      1446.02a 

Set  also  Domestic  economy  {Toilet) ;— Costumes. 
Beauty  is  power.   Social  essays.    \_anon.'\    New  York, 

1871.   12° 5822.17 

BeauvaUet  (Lt^on).    Rachel  and  the  new  world.    New 

York,  1846.    12° 1072.11 

Beauvoir  (Ludovic,  marquis  de).    Voyage  round  the 

world.  2.  V.    London,  1870.  12°.      .     .     .     932.21 
Contents :  v.  1.  Australia.    2.  Java,  Siam,  Canton. 
Same.  Conclusion.  Pekin,  Jeddo,  and  San  Fran- 
cisco. London,  1872.  8° 932.24 

Beauvoir  (Roger  de).     Aventuriferes  et  courtisanes. 

Nouv.  ed.  Paris,  1864.   12° 7013.06 

—  Le  Chevalier  de  Saint-Georges.  2  v.  BruxeUes,  1840. 

18°. • 7013.04 

—  Confidences  de  Mile.  Mars.  Nouv.  M.     Paris,  1866. 

12° 7013.07 

—  Histoires cavahferes.  Nouv.  6d.  P.,  1858.  12°.  7013.03 

—  Les  soiri^es  du  Lido.  Paris,  1860.   12°.     .     .  7013.02 
Beauvoisiu  (M. )  Collection  of  anecdotes  and  stories, 

epigrammes,  bou-mots,  etc.  L.,  1867.  16°.  6216.22 

Beaux.   Thomson  (Mrs.  K.)  Wits  and  beaux  of  society. 

1861 3262.25 

See  also  (in  Biography)  Brummel  (George) : — Nash  (R.) 

Beaven  (James).  Calm  exposure  of  the  uufaimess  of 
the  "  Geiiei~al  reply  to  all  objections  "  of  the  au- 
thors of  "Ancient  Christianity."  [With  Taylor 
(L)  Ancient  Christ,  v.  2.  Lon.,  1840.  8°.]  3612.14 

Beaver.  See  Natural  history  ;— Amuseiueuts.  ( Trap- 
ping,  p.  26.) 

Beccaria  (Gesare  Bonesana  S.,  marquis  de).  Es^^ay  on 
crimes  and  punishments.  Lon.,  1770.  8°.  5817.30 

Becbard  (Frederic).  L'echappe'  de  Paris.  Nouv.  ser. 
des  Existences  declassees.  Par.,  1862.  12°.  7002.22 

—  Les  existences  declassdes.  Seed.  P.  ,1862.    7002.21 

Contents  :   Un  voyage  en  zigzag.  La  princesse  Ruolz.  Un 


chapitre  de  I'histoire  des  naufrages.  Le  pays  d*  anomalle. 
Le  club  des  habits  rapes. 

Bechei  (John  Thomas).  The  constitution  of  friendly 
societies.   5th  ed.   London,  1829.   8°.    .     .  5914.27 

Bechstein  (Johann  Matthaus).  Cage  and  Chamber 
birds.  London,  Bohn,  1853.  12°.     .     .     .  4813.03 

Bechstein  (Ludwig.)  Zweihundert  deutsche  manner 
in  bildnissen  uud  lebensbeschreibungen.  Leip- 
zig, 1854.  4" 3228.11 

Beck  (Lewis  C.)  Gazetteer  of  Illinois  and  Missouri. 
Albany,  1823.  8° •.   1134.12 

—  Manual  of  chemistry.  3ded.  N.Y.,  1838.  12°.  4212.13 

—  *]iIineralogy  of  New  York.  Albany,  1842.  4°.  4718.08 
Becker  (August).    Aus  Stadt  und  Dorf.    Berlin,  1869. 

16°. 7113.03 

Becker   (Bernard  H.)    Scientific  London.     London, 

1874.   12° 3906.18 

Becker  (Wilhelm  Adolph).  Charicles :    private  life  of 

the  ancient  Greeks.     From  the  German,  by  F. 

Metcalfe.  London,  1845.  12°.      ....     423.13 

—  Gallus  :   Roman  scenes  in  the  time   of  Augustus. 

From  German, by  F.Metcalfe.  L.,  1866.  12°.  434.13 

Becket  (Andrew).     Dramatic  and  prose  miscellanies. 

2  V.  London,  1838.   8° 1714.01 

Contents:  v.  1.  Biogr.  notice.  Affectation,  com.  Lavinia, 
trag.  The  genii,  masque.  Socrates,  a  dramatic  poem.  Theo- 
do  ins  to  COEstantia.  poetical  epistle. 

r.  Luciauus  Redivivus  ;  or,  dialogues  concerning  men 
and  manners.  Trip  to  Holland.  Public  prosperity,  or  plana 
for  loans  to  necessitous  and  industrious  persons.  Saturn- 
ian  times. 

—  Shakspeare  's  himself  again  :    examen  of  readings, 

etc.  2  V.  in  1.   London,  1815.   8°.     .     .     .   1753.02 
Beckett  (Gilbert  Abbott  a).  See  A'Beckett  (G.  A. ) 
Becket  (Thomas  a)  See  Biography  (Individual). 
Beckford  (Peter).  Familiar  letters  from  Italy.   [Many 

written  in  1787.]  2  v.  SaUsburj',  1805.8°.     97.3.04 
Beckford  (William,  jr.)  Account  of  the  island  of  Ja- 
maica.  2v.     London,  1790.  8°.  ....  1162.18 
Beckford   (Wm.)    Biogr.  memoirs  of   extraordinary 

painters.  [.\  satire.]  2d  ed.  L.,  1780.  12°.  1434.11 
Same.     New  ed.     London,  1834.    16°.     .1434.11 

—  Italy  ;    with  sketches  of  Spain  and  Portugal.     2  v. 

London,  1834.   8° 973.05 

—  Recollections  of  an  excursion  to  the  monasteries  of 

Alcoba9a  and  Batalha.  L.,  18.3.5.  8°.      .     .     98.5.21 

—  Thoughts  on  hunting.     London,  1810.   8°.     4617.12 

—  Vathek,  an  Arabian  tale.     Pbila.,  1854.   16°.     133.07 
Beckley  (Rev.  H. )  History  of  Vermont.     Brattleboro, 

1846.  8°. 621.22 

Beckmann  (Johann).  History  of  inventions,  discover- 
ies ,  and  origins.  From  the  German,  by  W.  John- 
ston. 4th  ed.,  rev.  by  W.  Francis  and  J.  W.  Grif- 
fith.    2  v.     Loudon,  Bohn,  1846.     12°.     .  3914.20 

Beckwith  (.\rthur).  International  exhibition,  London, 
1871.  Pottery.  Materials  and  manufactiu-e  of  terra 
cotta,  stone- ware,  fire  brick,  earthen-ware,  etc. 
New  York,  1872.  8° 3932.12 

BeckTwith  (Edward  G.)  Report  on  route  near  the  38th 
and  39th  parallels,  1853  ; — near  the  41st  parallel, 
1854.  [Pacific  R.R.  routes.  Reports, v.  2  ]  1127.02 

Beckwourth  (James  P.)  Life  and  adventiu-es.  New 
York,  1856.   12° 3016.20 

B3COU  (Thomas).  Catechism,  with  other  pieces.  Ed. 
byJ.  Ayre.  Ca.m.h.,  Farlcer  soc,  1844.8°.  3638.01 
Contents:  The  catechism.  The  jewel  of  joy.  Principles  of 
the  christian  religion.  A  faithful  treatise  of  fasting.  The 
castle  of  comfort.  The  solace  of  the  soul.  The  fortress 
of  the  faithi^il.  The  christian  knight.  An  homily  against 
whoredom.  Index. 

—  Early  works.    Ed.  by  J.  Ayre.     Camb.,  Parker  soc, 

1843.  8° 3638.09 

Contents:  Biogr.  notice.  General  preface.  The  news  out 
of  heaven.  A  Christmas  banquet.  A  potation  for  Lent.  The 
pathway  unto  prayer.  A  pleasant  new  nosegay.  The  ijolicy 
of  war.  David's  harp.  A  new  year's  gift.  An  invective 
against  swearing.  The  governance  of  virtue.  Index. 

—  Prayers  and  other  pieces  ,  ed.  for  the  Parker  soc.  by 

J.  Ayre.  Camb.,  Parker  soc,  1844.  8°.  .  3638.08 
Contents :  The  flower  of  godly  prayers.  The  poman. 
der  of  prayer.  The  sick  man's  salve.  A  comfortable  epistle 
to  the  afflicted  people  of  God.  An  liumble  supplication  un- 
to God  for  the  restoring  of  His  Holy  Word.  The  displaying 
of  the  popish  mass.  The  couunonplaces  of  the  Holy  Scrip- 
ture. A  comparison  between  the  Lord's  supper  and  the 
pope's  mass.     Certain  articles  of  the   christian  religion 


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proved  and  cniifirmcd.  Tlie  diversity  between  God's  word 
and  man's  inventions.  The  acta  of  Christ  and  of  Antichrist. 
Christ's  chronicle.  Snnnuary  of  the  New  Testament.  The 
demands  of  Holy  Scriijtnre,  with  answer.  Index. 
Becquerel  (Autoinc  Ctsari.  Forests  and  their  climatic 
influence.   [Sm.  rep.,  1869.] 3931',. 21 

—  Preservation  of  wood  and  iron  in  salt  water.    [Sm. 

report,  1864.] 393o.l9 

Bedarride  (M. )  De  I'ordre  macjonnique  de  Misrai'm. 
Paris,  1845.  12° 5837.33 

Bede  (Cuthbert),  pseud.     See  Bradley  lEdward). 

Bede,  (Ac  Venerable.  Ecclesiasticiil  historj*  of  England. 
[ToA.  D.  731.]     London,  1849.   12°.  .     .     472.25 

Same.  King  Alfred's  version,  from  the  Anglo- 
Saxon,  by  E.  Thomson.  [Alfred  the  Great.  Whole 

works.  V.2.] 5017.16 

See  article  on  Bede  in  N.  A.  rev.,  v.  93,  1861. 

Bedford  (.\rthur).     EvU  and  danger  of  stage  plays. 

London,  1706.  16° 1731.'25 

Bsdford  iFrancis).  'The  Holyland,  Egypt,  Constanti- 
nople, Athens ,  etc.  Forty -eight  photographs.  With 
text  and  introduction  by  W.  M.  Thompson.  Lon- 
don. 1862.  4° 1055.15 

Bsdford,  (Mass.)  See  History.  Bedford.) 
Bedford  Level  drainage.   *e  Wells' (S.)    .     .3934.14 
Bedouin  .\rabs.   6'ee  Countries.  (Arabia.— Sahara.) 
Bads.     Blyth  (J.  2i.)     Notes  on  beds.   1873.     .3941.08 
Bee  (The):    essays.    See  Goldsmith  (Oliver).  5037.07 
Beecher  (Alvah  0. )     Kecitations  and  readings.     New 

York  [1874].     16' 6331.20 

Beecher  (Miss  Catherine  Esther).  Common  sense  ap- 
pUed  to  reUgion.  New  York,  1857.  l'.J°.    .  351.5.08 

—  Domestic receipt-book.  5th  ed.  N.Y.,1872.  8°.  601.5.18 

—  Housekeeper  and  bealthkeeper.     New  York,  1872. 

12°. 6016.13 

—  Letters  to  the  people  on  health  and  happiness.  New 

York,  1855.     16° 4325.01 

Same.     New  York,  1856.  16° 43'2.5.02 

—  PhysiologyandcaUsthenics.  N.Y., 18-58.  16°.  4325.05 

—  Keligious  training  of   children.     New  York,  1864. 

12° 3515.09 

—  Truth  stranger  than  fiction.    [Miss  Delia  Bacon  vs. 

Alexander  Mac Whorter.]  Bos.,  1850.  12°.  3014.13 

—  Woman's     professions    as    mofier    and    educator. 

Philadelphia,  1»72.   12° 5822.19 

—  and  Stowe  (H.  B. )  American  woman's  home.  New 

York,  1869.   8°. 6016.05 

Beecher  (Edward).  Concord  of  ages.  New  York,  1860. 
12° 3516.02 

—  Conflict  of  ages  ;    moral  relations  of  God  and  man. 

Boston,  18.54.  12°. 3516.01 

—  Papal  conspiracy  exposed.  N.  Y.  ,1855.  12°.  3425.17 
Bsecher  (H.  H.)  Record  of  the  114th  regiment,  N.  Y. 

S.  V.     Norwich,  N.  Y.,  1866.  r2°.  .     .     .     631.14 

Beecher  (Henry  Ward).  Eyes  and  ears.  Boston,  1862. 

12° 2513.08 

—  595  pulpit  pungencies.  New  York,  1866.  12°.  3516.08 

—  Freedom  and  war.  Discourses.  B.,  1863.  12°.  5831.03 

—  Lecture  room  talks.  New  York,  1870.  12°.     3516.15 

—  Lectures  to  young  men.  N.  Y.,  1851.    12°.     3511.02 

—  Life  of  Jesus,  the  Christ,  [v.  1.]    New  York,   1871. 

8° 3421.22 

—  Life  thoughts.    Gathered  [by  E.  D.  Proctor].    Bos- 

ton, 1858.  12° 3516.04 

—  Morning  and  evening  exercises.     Ed.  by  L.  Abbot. 

New  York,  1871.  8° 3516.22 

• —  New  star  papers  ;  or,  views  and  experiences  on  reli- 
gious subjects.  New  York,  1859.  12°.  .     .  3516.13 

—  Notes  from  Plymouth  pulpit.  With  a  sketch  of  Mr. 

B.  and  the  lecture-room.  By  A.  Moore.  New  York, 
1865.  1-2° .' 3516.06 

—  Overture  (The)  of  angels.  N.  Y.,  1870.  12°.  3516.14 

—  Plain  and  pleasant  talk  about  fruits,  flowers,  and 

farming.  New  York,  1859.  12°.  ....  6123.07 

—  Prayers  from  Plymouth  pulpit.     New  York,  1867. 

12° 3516.07 

—  Eoyal  truths.  Boston,  1866.  12°.    ....  3516.12 

—  Sermons.  2  v.  New  York,  1868.  8°.    .     .     .  3516.09 
'Plymouth  pulpit,"  Sept.,  1868.    v.  1-11.     New 

York,  1869-75.  8° 3516.16 

—  Star  papers.  New  York,  1855.   1'2°.       .     .     .2513.09 

Contents  :  Letters  from  Etirope.    Experiences  of  nature. 


—  Yale  lectures  on  preaching.  3  t.  New  Y'ork,  1872-74 

12° 3516.21 

afS"  •V'-f^  Biography  i/ndividual).  for  bioKf.  notices  o£ 
H.  W.  B.    Alw  Tiilon  (Theodore)  w.  Beecher  (U.  W.) 

(.5617.17.] 

Beecher  (Lyman).    Lectures  on  scepticism.     3d  ed. 
Cincinnati,  183.5.   18° 3517.01 

—  Remedy  for  duelhng  :   a  sermon.  New  York,  1809.  , 

8° 5093.0-i 

—  Works.   3  v.  Boston,  1852-53.   12°.      .     .     .  3515.25 

Contents  :  v.  1.  Lectures  on  political  atheism.  Six  lec- 
tures on  intemperance.  2.  Sermons.  3.  Views  on  theology. 
Trials  before  the  Presbytery  and  Synod  of  Cincinnati. 

J^^  See  Biography  {/wtividual). 

Beecher  (Thomas  K. )  Our  seven  churches.  New  York, 

1870.  16° 3412.18 

Beeckman  (Daniel).  'Voyage  to  Borneo,  1714.     [Pia- 

kerton's  Voyages,  V.  11.] 926.11 

Beer.  S<v  Arts  (Useful:  Breioim/,  p.  44.) 

Beers  ;F.  W.  )Atlas  of  Long  Island.  N.Y.,1873.4°.  927.11 

Beers  (J.  B. )  <fc  Co.  Farm-line  map  of  Brooklyn.  N.  Y., 

fol.  1873 A.37.01 

Bees.  See  Insects. 

Beet,  and  Beet-sugar.  See  Agriculture.  ( Vegetables,  p. 

9)  ;  also  Arts  (Useful),  p.  40. 
Beethoven.   Sfe  Biography  {Individual). 
Beetles.  See  Insects. 
Beeton  (J/rs. )   Every-day  cookery  and  housekeeping 

book.     New  York,  1872.    12° 6015.16 

Beeton  (S.  0.*)  Classical  dictionary.    London,  [1871], 

1'2°. 3816.03 

—  Dictionary  of  practical  recipes  and  every-day  in- 

formation.    London,  [1871.]  8°.      ...  6016.09 

—  Dictionary  of  universal  biography.   2d  ed.   London, 

1870.    8°. 32'23.11 

—  Great  book  of  poetry,  ■with  biogr.  notices,  London, 

[1871.]     8°. 162.5.20 

—  Law  book :    a  practical  compendium   of   English 

jurisprudence.     London,    [n.  d.]     12°.     .  5621.25 

—  Science,  art,  and  literature  :   dictionary.    2  v.   Lon- 

don, [n.  rf.]   8° 3916.14 

Beeton's  Boys' Own.     Fact,   fiction,  history,  and  ad- 
venture.    London,  1871.  8°. 
Beets  (Nicholas).    Life  and  character  of  J.  H.  Van  der 
Palm,  D.D.   From  the  Dutch,  by  J.  P.  Westervelt. 

New  York,  186.5.    1'2° 3136.05 

Before  the  footlights  and  behind  the  scenes.    Olive 

Logan.     [Mrs.  Wirt. Sykes.]      1870.     .     .1735.31 

Beggynhof  (The);    or,  the  city  of  the  single,    [anon.] 

London,    1869.     1'2° 5825.16  ;  964.17 

Beginumg  life.  &e  TuUoch  (John).  .  .  .  3614.18 
Beginnings  of  life.  .VeeBastian  (H.  C.)  .  .4723.20 
Beguin  (Jean).    Tyrocinium  chymicum  ;  or  chymicall 

essayes.  London,  1669.   16" 4213.10 

Behavior.  ^Ve  Etiquette. 

Behaviour  book.  Miss  Leslie 5427.04 

Behemoth:  civil  wars  of  Eng.  See  Hobbes  (T.)  5043.11 
Behind  the  bars.  *e  Limt  (A/cs.  George).  .  4333.17 
Behind  the  scenes,  or  30  years  a  slave.    E.  Keckley. 

1868 3113.11 

Behn  (Mrs.  Aphra).  Plays,  histories,  and  novels.  Vi'ith 

life  and  memoirs.  6  v.  Loud.,  1871.  16°.    5021.04 

Contents  :  V.  1-4.  Plays  :  1.  The  rover  :  or,  the  Banish'd 

cavaliers.  The  Dutch  lover.    The  Roundheads,  or  the  good 

oldtause.  2.  Abdelazer,  or  the  Moor'e  revenge.  The  young 

king.  The  city  heiress.  The  feign'd  curtezans.  3.  The  town 

fop.  The  false  count.  The  lucky  chance.    Forc'd  marriage. 

4.  Sir  Patient  I'ancy.  The  widow  Itanter.  The  Emperor  of 

the  moon.  The  amorous  prince.  The  younger  brother,  or 

the  amorous   jilt.     5-6.  Histories  and  yovets :     1.  Life 

and  memoirs  of  Mrs.  Behn.    History  of  Oroonoko.    The 

fair  jilt.  The  nun.    2.  .\gnes  de  Castro.  The  lover's  watch. 

The  ladies'  looking  gla-ia.    The  lucky  mistake.    Memoirs 

of  the  court  of  the  king  of  Bantam.    Adventure  ol  the 

black  lady. 

Behring's  Sea.  .See  Countries.   {Xo7-th-west  passatje.) 

Being,  aaalytically  described.  .See  Pickmere  (J.  R. ) 

B eke  (Charles  T.)  British  captives  in  Abyssinia.  2ded. 

London,  1867.  8° 1094.17 

—  Conuaerce  of  Abyssinia,  etc.  Lon.,  1852.  8°.  1094.22 

—  Enquiry  into  Antoine  d'Abbadie's  Journey  to  Kafi'a, 

in  1843  and  1844.  London,  1851.  8°.    .     .  1094.22 

—  King  Theodore   and  Mr.  Eassam.     London,  1869. 

8°: 1094.22 

—  Lecture  on  the  sources  of  the  Nile.  L.,  1864.  8°.lC&4.2a 


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On  the  mountains  forming  che  eastern  side  of  the 

basin  of  the  Nile,  and  the  origin  of  the  designation 
"  Mountains  of  the  Moon."  Ed,,  1861.  8°.  1094.22 

—  Origines  biblicaj ;  or,  researches  in  primeval  history. 

V   1.  [No  more  published.]    L. ,  1834.   8°.   3441.16 

—  Sources  of  the  Nile.  London,  1860.  8°.  .  .1091.18 
Who  discovered  the  sources  of  the  Nile.    2d  ed. 

London,  1863.   8° 1091.22 

Beke  (Mrs.  Emily).  Jacob's  flight ;  a  pilgrimage  in 
the  Patriarch's  footsteps.  L.,  1865.  8'.     .  1052.20 

Bekynton  (Thomas,  sec.  to  Henry  viii.)  Oflficial  cor- 
respondence. London,  1872.  8°.  [Rolls  chroni- 
cles.]   5141.— 

Belcher  (Diana,  lady).  The  mutineers  of  the  Bounty, 
and  their  descendants.     N.  Y.,  1871.    12°.  1062.09 

Belcher  (Sir  Edward).  The  great  equatorial  current, 
misnamed  the  eulf  stream.  Woolwich,  1871. 
8° 4028.08 

—  Last  of  the  Arctic  vovages ;  exped.   in  search  of 

Franklin,  1852-54.  2  V.  London,  1858.  8°.  1144.04 

—  Voyage  of  H.   M.    S.   Samarang,   dirring  1843-46  : 

Eastern  Archipelago.  2  v.  L.,  1848.  H°.  .  1065.02 
Voyage  round  the  world  in  H.  M.  S.  Sxilphur,  1836- 

42  ;  including  naval  operations  in  China,  1840-41. 

London,  1843.    8° 925.21 

Belcher  (Joseph,  D.D.)  Historical  sketches  of  hymns, 

their  writers,  etc.  Phila.,  1859.  12°.  .  .  3765.05 
Belein  (E.  M.  de).     Spanish  phrase-book.    New  York, 

1862.  18° 6423.08 

Belfry  of  Bruges,  etc.  See  Longfellow  (H.  W.)  1664.09 
Belgiojo30  (Christine  Trivulzio,  Princesse  de).    Asie 

Mineure  et  Syrie  :  souvenirs  de  voyages.    Paris, 

1858.   12° 1053.20 

—  Oriental  harems  and  scenery.     From  the  French. 

New  York,  1862.   12° 1053.11 

Belgium.     See  Countries.   (Belijium.) 

Belgravia,  a  Loudon  magazine.  Conducted  by  M.  E. 
Braddou.  v.  1-25.  London,  1867-75.  8°.    .  8017.11 

Belief.   Hazlitt  (W.)    Belief,  whether  voluntary?    [/« 

hisJAt.  remains,  v.  1.] 3076.13 

See  also  Authority  ;— and  Biblical  and  religious  lit.  ; 
(Conscience  ;^Eviftpnces  ;— Reason  and  faith)  ; — Opinions  ; 
Truth.  >Rg"  Many  goueial  works  upon  Logic,  Psychology, 
and  Moral  Bcit'iuo,  tn^at  incidentally  otthe  nature  of  belief. 

Belisarius.   See  Biography  [Individual). 

Belisle  (D.  W.)  History  of  Independence  Hall.  Phila- 
delphia, 1859.  12° 591.10 

Belkuap  (J. )  American  biography.  3  v.  New  York, 
1851.   18° 3243.02 

—  History  of  New  Hampshire,  1715-1790.  3  v.  Boston, 

1791-92.  8° 601.17 

—  Sacred  poetry  :  consisting  of  psalms  and  hymns. 

5th  ed.  Boston,  1808.  18° 3761.03 

Ball  (Andrew).  Historical  sketches  of  feudalism.  Lon- 
don, 1852.   18° 443.10 

Bell  (Sir  Charles).  'Essays  on  the  anatomy  of  expres- 
sion in  painting.  London,  1806.  4°.     .     .  1436.02 

'Same.  5th  ed.  London,  1865.  8°.      .     .1436.05 

Same.  Newed.  New  York,  1873.  12°.       1436.05a 

—  The  hand,  as  evincing  design.  L.,  1839.   8°.  3524.01 

—  The  nervous  system.  London,  1844.  8°.       .   4327.25 
Bell  (Currer,  Ellis  and  Actou),  pseud.   See  Bronte. 
Bell  ( Major  Evans).    The  Oxus  and  the  Indus.    2d  ed. 

London,  1874.  8° 1026.11 

Bell(G.  M.)  Philosophy  of  joint-stock  banking.  2d  ed. 

London,  1855.  8° 5933.25 

BeU  (Henry  Glassford).    Life  of  Mary  queen  of  Scots. 

2  V.   18° 3122.07 

BeU  (James,  d.  1833).  System  of  universal  geography. 

6v.  Glasgow,  1838.  8° 924.06 

Bell  (Major  James).  View  of  univ.  history,  literature, 

and   schools  of  painting :    chronological   tables. 

5th  ed.  London,  1842.  fol A.  37. 63 

BeU  (John,  of  Anlermony).     'Travels  in  Asia,  1716-22. 

[Piiikerton's  voy.tges,  y.  7. ]      ....     926.07 

—  St.  John  (J.  A.)  Lives  of  eel.  travellers,  v.  2.  3221.0.3 
BeU  (John,  bookseller).    New  Pantheon  ;  or,  hist,  dic- 
tionary of  the  Gods  and  fabulous  personages  of 
antiquity  :  also  of  idols,  etc.  L.,  1790.  4°.  3818.12 

BeU  (John,   surgeon,  of  JCdinburgh,  d.  1820).    Observa- 
tions on  Italy.  Edinburgh,  1825.  4°.    .     .     975.01 
BeU  (I.  L.)     Chemical  phenomena  of  iron  smelting. 


New  York,  1872.  8° 4006.03 

BeU  (Robert).   Ancient  poems,  ballads,  etc.,  of  the  pea- 
santry of  England.    London,  1857.   16°.     1614.26 

—  Early  ballads  Ulus.  of  hist,  traditions,  etc.    London, 

1856.  16° 1614.27 

—  History  of  England.  See  Maokiutosh  (James). 

—  History  of  Russia  [to  1807].  3  v.    London,  1836-38. 

16°.   [L.  C.  C] 554.22 

—  Life  of  George  Canning,    N.  Y.,  1846.  12°.     3032.14 

—  Lives  of  British   admirals.     See  Southey  (R.)  and 

BeU(R.) 3211.01 

—  Lives  of  literary  and  scientific  men.  English  poets. 

2  V.  Loudon,  1839.  16°.  [L.  C.  C]      .     .  3211.17 

—  Songs  from  the  dramatists.     2d  ed.     London,  1855. 

16° 1614.28 

BeU  (Thomas,  F.  R.  S.)    History  of  British  reptiles. 

London,  1839.  8° 4824.19 

BeU  (W. )  Shakespeare's  Puck,  and  his  folks  lore  illus. 

from  the  superstitions  of  aU  nations.  3  v.  Loudon, 

1852.   16° 3816.13 

BeU  (Wm.  A.)  New  tracks  in  North  America.  New  ed. 

London,  1870.  8° 1125.15 

BeU  (Wm,  M,)  Other  countries.  2v.  L.,1872.  8°.  913.14 

Contents  :  1.  India,  Australia.    2.  China,  Japan,  America. 

BeU  Smith  abroad.    [Mrs.  L.  K.  Piatt.]  1855.  .     941.09 

BeUamy  (George  Anne).    Apology  for  [her]  life,  by 

herself.  3d  ed.  6  v.  in  3.  L. ,  1875.  12".  3017.04 
BeUasis  (Edward).    Cherubini  :  memorials.     London, 

1874.  8° 3035.19 

BeUay.  See  DuBeUay  (Martin) 501.17 

Belle  Brittan,  [pseiicion.]  See  FuUer  (Hiram).  942.05 
BeUe  (La)  France.  B.  Parkes  Belloc.  1868.  .  962.10 
Bellemare  (Eugene  Louis  Gabriel  de  Ferry  del.  Costal 

rindien  :  Seines  de  la  guerre  de  I'indepeudanco 

du  Mexique.    3e  I'd.    Paris,  1862.    12°.     .   7001.24 

—  Le  coureur  des  bois,  ou  les  chercheurs  d'or.   6e  ed. 

2  V.     Paris,  1865.     12° 7001.25 

—  Les  squatters.     La  Clairifere  du  Bois  des  Hogues.  2e 

(?d.     Paris,   18(10.      12° 7001.27 

A'ofe.— Thirteen  articles  by  B,,  on  California  and  Mexico, 

appeared  in  the  Revue  des  deux  moudee,  1816-51. 
BeUers   (John).     Proposals    for  raising   a   coUege   of 

industry,  1696.     [Repr.  in  O-wea  (11.)   Life.    v.  2, 

1858,  p.   155-181] 3135.16 

BeUes-lettres.  Barron  (Wm.)  Lectures,  etc.  2v.  6334.13 

—  Rollin  (C. )    Method  of  teaching  and  studying  BeUes- 

lettres.     4  v.     1737 2541.34 

See    also  Criticism  ; — Drama  ; — Essays  ;— Fine  Arts; — 

Literature  ;— Oratory; — Poetry; — Rhetoric,  etr.,  etc. 
BeUeiw  (I'rank).   Theart  of  amusing.  New  York,  1866. 

12° 4611.05 

BeUe'w  (J.  C.  M.)    Poet's  comer.     [Selections.]  With 

biogr.  sketches.  London,  1868.  8°.  .  1676.23 
BeUoc  (B.  R.  P.)   Essays  on  woman's  wOrk.    London, 

1865.   16° 5824.20 

—  La  beUe  France.     London,  1868.    16°.     .     .     962.10 

—  Vignettes:  12 biogr.  sketches.  L.,  1866.  12°.  3261.16 
BeUows  (A.)   Sketch  of  Walpole,  N.  H.   [Mass.  hist. 

soc.   Coll.,  V.  7,  1818.]       651.07 

BeUows  (Albert  Jones).     How  not  to  be  sick.     New 
York,    1869.     12° 4321.03 

—  Philosophy  of  eating.  New  York,  1867.  12°.  4324.06 
BellO'ws  (Henry  W.)   The  old  world  in  its  new  face  : 

Europe  in  1867-68.     2  v.    N.  Y.  1869.  12°.     943.23 

—  Re-statements  of  christian  doctrine.  New  York,  1860. 

12° 3522.01 

BeUowa  (J.)  Posthumous  works  of  Junius.  Inquiry 
respecting  the  author  ;  also,  sketch  of  the  life  of 
John  HorneTooke.  [anon.']  N.  Y.  1829.  8°.  3088.09 
BeUows  (John).  Outline  dictionary  for  the  use  of  mis- 
sionaries, and  students  of  language.  With  introd. 
by  Max  MiiUer.  London,  1867.  16°.  6411.09 
BeUs  and  Bell-ringing.  Satclielder  (S.,jr.)  Poetry  of  the 
bells  ;  collected. 1614.07 

—  CVta?i(/es  upon  church  bells.  By  C.S.H.,  1868.  3521.25 

—  EUacombe  (11.  T.)    Practical  remarks  upon  belfries 

and  ringers.  1871 1451.06 

—  Gdlty  (A.)    The  beU  :  its  origin,  history,  and  uses. 

1848 1451.05 

—  lUus.  of  Isaiah,  including  a  discourse  on  the  use  of 

beUs  among  the  Easterns,   the  Grecians,  and  the 
Romans.     [Class.    Journal,  v.  2,  1810.].  '2742.02 


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—  Troyle  (C.  A.  W.)   Chango-riDging  :  church  or  hand- 

bell.    187-2 1151.07 

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Bentham  (Jeremy),  continued- 
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his  Esaays  [2543.18) ;  by  Wm.  Hazlitt  in  hix  Spirit  of  the  age 
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'—  Works.     Pub.    [with  memoirs  of  Bentliam  by]  J. 
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Contents. 

Anarchical  fallacies,  t.  2  (8). 

Bentham'8  draught  for  judicial  establishments,  t.  4. 

Book  of  fallacies,  v.  2. 

Brougham  (Lord)  displayed,  v.  5. 

Chrestomathia  ;  design  of  an  institution  fbr  inetruction.v.  8. 

Circuiatiug  annuities,  v.  3. 

Codification  and  public  instruction,  v.  4. 

Codification  proposal,  v.  4. 

Commentary  ou  Huuiphrey'a  real  property  code,  v.  6. 

Constitutiunal  code,  v,  9. 

Correspondence  of  Bentliam,  v.  10-11. 

Court  of  Lords'  delegates,  v.  5. 

Defense  of  usury,  v  3. 

Elements  of  art  of  packing  special  juries,  v.  5. 

Emancipate  your  colonies,  v.  4. 

Equity  cfispatih  court  bill,  v.  3. 

Equity  dispatch  court  proposal,  v.  3. 

Escheat  vice  taxation,  v.  2. 

Essay  on  time  and  place  in  legislation,  v.  1. 

Essay  on  political  tactics,  v.  2. 

Fragment  on  government,  v.  1. 

France  (Code  for),  v.  4. 

Grammar  (Fragments  of  universal),  v.  8. 

Houses  of  peers  and  senate,  v.  4. 

Index  (Analytical),  v.  11. 

International  law  (Principles  of),  v.  2. 

Introduction  to  study  of  works  of  Bentham,  by  J.  H.  Bur- 
ton, V.  1. 

Junction  of  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  oceans,  v.  2. 

Justice  and  codification  petitions,  v,  5. 

King  vs.  Edmonds  and  others,  v.  5. 

King  vs.  Sir. Charles  Wolseley,  v.  5. 

Language,  v.  8. 

Leading  principles  ofa  constitutional  code  fbr  any  state, v.  2. 

Letters  to  tJount  Toreno  on  the  Spanish  penal  code,  v.  8. 

Liberty  of  the  press  and  public  discussion,  v.  2. 

Logic  (Essay  on),  v.  8. 

Logical  arrangements,  v   3. 

Memoirs  of  B.  by  Bowriug,  v.  10-11, 

Nomography  ;  or,  art  of  inditing  laws,   v.  3. 

Of  a  general  register  of  real  property,  v.  5. 

Official  aptitude  maximized  :  expense  minimized,  v.  5. 

Ontology,  V.  8. 

Pannomial  fragments,  v.  3. 

Panopticon  ;  or,  the  iuapection-house,  v.  4. 

Panopticon  versus  New  South  Wales,  v.  4. 

Parhamoutary  reform,  v.  3. 

Penitentiary  system,  v.  4. 

Plea  for  the  constitution,  against  the  penal  colony  of  New 
South  Wales,  v.  4. 

Pohtical  economy  (Manual  of),  v.  3. 

Poor  laws,  v.  8. 

Principles  of  the  civil  code,  v.  1. 

Principles  of  judicial  procedure,  v.  2- 

Principlf  8  of  morals  and  legislation,  v.  1. 

Principles  of  penal  law,  v.  1. 

Promulgation  of  laws,  and  their  reason,  v.  1. 

Protestagainstlaw  taxes,  v.  2.  - 

Radical  reform  bdl,  v.  3. 

Kadicalism  not  dangerous,  v.  3. 

Rationale  of  evidence,  v  6. 

Rationale  of  judicial  evidence  applied  to  English  practice, 
V.  6-7 

Rationale  of  reward,  v.  2. 

Restrictive  and  prohibitory  commercial  system,  v.  3. 

Scotch  reform  (Admiuititration  of  justice),  v.  5. 

Securities  against  misrule,  with  reference  to  Tripoli,  v.  8. 

Spanish  and  PortuKUise  affairs,  v.  8. 

Specimen  of  a  penal  code,  v.  1, 

Supply  without  burden,  v.  2. 

"  Swear  not  at  all,"  v.  6. 

Table  of  the  springs  of  action,  v.  1. 

Tax  with  monopoly,  v.  2. 

Truth  versus  Ashhurst.  v.  6. 

View  of  a  complete  code  of  laws,  v.  3. 

View  of  the  hard-labour  bill,  v.  4. 

Bentivoglio  (Guido,  card. )    Delia  guerra  di  Fiandra. 

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V.  1-2.  Dissertations  upon  the  epistles  of  Phalaris, 
Themistocles,  Socrates,  Euripides,  and  the  fables  ot  Msop  ; 
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Bals  for  an  edition  of  the  Greek  Testament  ;  Letters  from 
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Berchtold  (Leopold).    Essay  to  direct  the  inquiries  of 

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Bergeron  (Pierre).  Voyages  faits  priucipalement  en 
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Contents:  v.  1.  Essay  towards  a  new  theory  of  vision. 
Treatise  concerning  the  principles  of  human  knowledge. 
1710.  Three  dialogues  bet.  Hylas  and  Philouous,  1713. 
Theory  of  vision,  shewing  immediate  presence  of  a  deity. 
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Bible  (The)  in  Spain.  G.  Borrow.  1853.      .     .     985.01 

Same.  3  v.  London,  1843.  12°.       .     .     .     985.15 

Bible  in  the  counting-room.  H.  A.  Boardman.  3522. 1 6 

Bible  in  the  public  schools 3522.20 

Bible  lore.  J.  C.  Gray.   1870 3721.21 

Bible,  missal,  and  the  breviary.  G.Lewis.  2  v.  3767.01 

Bible  music.  F.  Jacox.  1872 1562.25 

Biblical  reason  why.     By  the  author  of  ' '  Enquire 
within."  18th  ed.  London,  1869.   12°.       .   3721.20 
Biblical  repertory  and  Princeton  review,     v.  10-40. 
PhU.,  1838-68.  V.  41-43.  N.  Y.,  1839-71.  8°.  8028.10 
Note. — Succeeded  by  Presbyterian  quarterly  and  Prince- 
ton review.   New  series,  v.  1-3.  N.  Y.,  1872-74.    8°.    8157.04 

—  Index  volume.      182.5-68.     Phila.,   1871.    8°.8029. 
Biblical  repository,     v.  1-8,  Andover  ;    v.  9-12,  New 

York  and  Boston.    12  v.   1831-38.   8°.        .  8031.01 

—  2d  series,  v.  1-12.   N.  Y.,  etc.  1839-44.   8°.  .  8031.08 

—  3d  series,  v.  1-6.   N.  Y.,  etc.    1845-50.  8°.     .  8031.13 

Note. — Ist  wer.,  v.  1-4.  conducted  by  E.Robinson  ;  v.  5-8, 
with  title,  *  Biblical  reiios.  and  quar.  observer,"  by  B.  R. 
Edwards  ;  v.  9-10,  'Amer.  Biblical  repoa.,*  by  B.  *B.  Ed- 
wards ;  V.  ll-2d.  ser..  v.  1-3.  by  A,  Peters  :  v.  4  6,  by  A. 
Peters  and  S.  B,  Treat ;  v.  7.  by  A.  Peters  and  J,  H.  Agnew  ; 
T,  8-3d  ser,,  T,  1.  by  J,  H,  Agnew  ;  v,  2-5.  ■  Biblical  repos, 
and  class,  review,  by  W.  H.  BidweU  ;  v.  6,  'Amer.  Bibl. 
repos.,'  by  J.  M.  Sherwood. 
Biblical  studie.s.  E.  H.  Plumptre.  1S73.     .     .  3721.25 


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BIBLICAL,  RELIGIOUS,  AND  ECCLESIASTICAL  LITERATURE.       7? 
Alphabetical  Arrangement  of  Subjects. 

AV>(e.— Readers  are  reminded  that  as  a  rule  Biblical  and  Theological  Encyclop.-Edias  will  afford  the  readiest  means 
of  arriving  at  information  npon  special  topics,  archisological,  doctrinal,  historical,  personal,  or  otherwise. 


Absolution. 

lloyd  (ff.)  The  power  of  the  keys.  1873 35G7.21 

Acts  of  the  Apostles. 

Alexander  (J.  A.)  The  Acta  ;  expounded.  2  v.  1861.  .  .  3To5.08 
Arnot  ( ir.)  Church  in  the  house  ;  lessons,  etc..  1874.    .    .  35r2-12 

fiar/ifs  (.1  )  Notes  on  Acts,  1800 3742.03 

Calvin  {J  )  Commentary.  Ed.  from  the  Engl,  transl.  of  C.  Fether- 

Btone,  by  H.  Beveridge,  2  v.  1844 3755.13 

D u  Viel(C.  M.)  Commeuta.ry.lH5l. 3558.12 

Gloag  {P.J.)  Commeuta-Ty.  etc.     2  v.  1870 3755.23 

Gray  {J.)  Biblical  museum,  v.  3,  1872 3755.15 

Hackfti  (//.  B.\  Commeutary  on  the  origiual  text.  1863.  3756.10 
Lechler  {G.  V.)  Commeutary.  [v.  4  of  Lauge.]  ....  3747.14 
Liyhtfoui  [J.)  Commeutary  on  Acts  [In  his  Works, v. 8, 1823.]  3567.08 

Whtdon  {D.  D.)  Commeutary,  etc.  1874 3755.12 

See  also  Apostles,  p.  77  ;  and  New  Testament. 

Albigenses  and  "Waldenses. 

Faher  {G.  S.)  An  inquiry  into  the  history  and  theology  of  the  an 

cieut  ValleusesandAlbit^euses.  1838 3433.17 

Maitland  (S.  R.)  Eight  essays,  pp.  154-202 3573.19 

—  A  letter  to  H.  J.  Rose,  with  strictures  on  Milner's  Church  his- 

tory. 2d  ed.  1835 3427.15 

—  Second  letter  to  H.  J.  Rose  on  Milner's  History  of  the  church 

iu  the  fourth  century.  1835 3427.15 

—  Remarks  on  tbat  part  of  J.  King's  pamphlet,  entitled  "  Mait- 

land not  authorized  to  censure  Miluer,"  which  relates  to  the 
Waldenses,  including  a  reply  to  G.  S.  Faber's  supplement, 
entitled  "  Reiuerius  and  Maitland."'  1830 34\i7.15 

Monastier  (A.)  History  of  the  Vaudoia  church,  and  of  tbe  Vau- 
dois.  1847 3433.18 

Muston  {A.)  The  Israel  of  the  Alps  :  a  history  of  the  Waldenses. 
1853 3434  01 

Smiles  (S.)  Visit  to  the  country  of  the  Vaudois.  [In  kis  Hugue- 
nots in  France,  1874.]        3435.13 

Tonna  {Mrs.  C.  E.)     Wai"  with  the  saints.     [Albigenses.]    [In  her 

Works,  V.  1.] 6070.13 

Allegories, 

Bourignon  {A.)  The  light  of  tbe  world  :  a  most  true  relation  of  a 
pilgi'imess,  travelling  towards  eternity.  1863.   .     .     .  3522.25 

Bunyan  {J.)  The  pdgrim's  progress 3558.09 

Crusade  of  Fidelis  ;  his  pilgrimage  to  the  celestial  city.    3537.06 

Guilleville  {G.  de).  The  pylgrymage  of  man.  A  modern  prose 
translation.  1859 3558.06 

iZcMm(7(o«{ff.  K)  The  city  of  sin.  1857 3586.23 

Smith  {J.  H.)  GUead.  1863 253.07 

Angels. 

Christmas  {H.)    Echoes  of   the  universe:  tbe    world  of  spirit. 

1850 3535.02 

Clayton  {G.)    Angelology.    Remarks  and  reflections  touching  the 

agency  and  ministration  of  holy  angels.  1851.  .  .  3536  08 
Hunt  [L.)  A  few  words  on.  [Wisbing-cap  papers,  p  184.]  2532  24 
Moiiiitford  {W.)  Miracles,  past  and  present.  1870.     .     .     .  3576.02 

Anglo-Saxon  Church. 

Lingard  {J.)  History  and  antiquities  of  tbe  Anglo-Saxon  Church. 

2  V.  1845 3446.07 

Soames{H)  The  Latin  church  during  Anglo-Saxon  times.  3444.22 
See  also  England  {Church  of). 

Annihilation  Theories. 

Thome  {L.  C.)    Man  not  immortal  :  a  review  of  N.  D.  George  on 

annihilation,  1871 3613.08 

See  also  Future  Ufe. 

Apocalypse. 

[See    Revelation.] 

Anti-christ. 

Armstrong  {L.)  Signs  of  the  times.  1848 5817.06 

Newman  {J.  H.)    Tbe  protestant  idea  of  Antichrist.     [Essays, 

v.  2,  pp.  112-185.] 35S1.10 

See  also  Revelation  ; — Prophecy. 

Apocrypha. 

Bansen  {E.  de).  The  bidden  wisdom  of  Christ  and  the  key  of 
knowledge  :  or  history  of  the  apocrypha.  1855.  .  .  3525.24 
fl®*  For  the  books  of  tlie  Apocrypha  see  Doyly  and  Mant's 
edition  of  the  Bible,  v.  2, 1830  [3717  10] .  For  tbe  literature  of 
the  subject  consult  tbe  Dictionaries  of  Smith,  and  M'Cbutock 
and  Strong,  articles  'Apocrypha,'  'Canon,'  and  on  indi- 
vidual books,  tbe  iutruductions  to  the  Old  Testament,  by 
Home,  Davidson,  Blcek,  DeWette,  Stowe,  etc. 

Apocryphal  G-ospels,  Acts,  etc. 

Cowper  {B.  H.)  Apocryphal  gospels,  etc.,  tr.  with  notes,  18G7. 

Cotdents  Gospel  of  James.  Pseudo-Matthew,  or  of  the  in- 
fancy  of  Mary  and  of  Jesua.  Gospel  of  tbe  nativity  of  Mary. 
History  of  Joseph  the  carpenter.  Gospel  of  Thomas.  Ara- 
bic gospel  of  the  infancy.  Letter  of  Abgar  to  Jesus.  Letter 
of  Jesus  to  Abgar.  Letter  of  Lentulus.  Prayer  of  J*^sus. 
Son  of  Mary.  Story  of  Veronica  Gospel  of  Nicodemua.  or 
Acts  of  Pilate  ;  2d  part,  or  Descent  of  Christ  to  tbe  un- 
derworld. Letter  of  Pilate  to  Tiberius.  Letters  of  Herod 
and  Pilate.    Epistle  of  Pilate  to  Cffisar.    Report  of  Pilate, 


tbe  governor.  Trial  and  condemnation  of  Pihite.  Death  of 
Pilate.  Story  uf  JoSL'ph  of  Arimatbca.  Revenging  of  tbe 
Saviour.  Syriac  goHpol  of  the  boyhood  of  Jesus. 

//one  (Tr.)  Apocryphal  Ni-w  Testament.  1846 3757.01 

Contents :  Gospel  of  the  birth  of  Mary.  Protevangelloii 
by  James  the  lesser.  Gospel  of  thu  infiiucy  of  Jeaiui 
Christ.  Thomas's  Gospel  of  tbe  infaury  uf  Jesus 
Christ.  Epistles  of  Jesus  Christ  and  AbgaruH.  Gospel  of 
Nicodemus,  formerly  called  Acts  of  Pontma  I'ilat^i.  Tho 
Apostles' creed.  Epistle  of  Paul  to  the  Laodiceann.  Epis- 
tles of  Paul  to  Senuca  with  Seneca's  to  Paul.  Acta  of  Paul 
andThecla,  Epistles:  let  and  2d.  of  Ck-meat  to  the  (-'o- 
rinthians  ;  General,  of  Barnabas  ;  Of  Ignatius  to  the 
Ephesians  ;  Of  Ignatius  to  tbe  Magnesiaus  ;  To  the  Tral- 
hans  ;  To  tbe  Romans  ;  To  tbe  Pbiladelphians ;  to  the 
Smyrneeans  ;  To  Polycarp  ;  Of  Polycarp  to  tbe  Pbilippians. 
The  shepherd  of  Hernias.   lst-3d  books  of  Hermas. 

Matati  {S.  C.  ed.)  Cnuflicts  of  the  holy  apostles,  an  Ethiupic  ms.; 
with  tbe  Epistle  of  S.Dionysius  the  Areopagite  to  Tirncjthy, 
tr.  from  an  Etbiopio  ms.  ;  and  the  Rest,  or  assumption  ot 
S.  John  the  evangelist,  tr.  from  the  Armenian.  London, 
1871.     16" 3757.04 

Walker  [A.,  tr.)  Apocryphal  gospels,  acts,  and  revelations,  Edin., 

1870.  8'.  [Ante-Nicene  lib.,  v.  16.] 3467.01 

Contents:  v.  1.  Protevangelium  of  Jaraes.  Gospel  of 
pseudo-Matthew.  Gospel  of  nativity  of  Mary.  History  of 
Joseph  tlie  carpenter.  Gospel  of  Thomas.  Arabic  gospel  of 
tiie  infancy  of  the  Saviour.  Gospel  of  Nicodemus.  Letter 
of  Pontius  Pilate  to  tbe  Roman  emperor  concerning  Jesus 
Christ.  Report  of  Pilate  concerning  Jesus  Christ,  sent  to 
Rome  to  Tiberius  CiBsar.  Tbe  giving  up  of  Pontius  Pilate. 
Death  of  Pilate.  Narrative  of  Joseph  of  Arimatbea.  Tbe 
avenging  of  the  Saviour.  Acts  of  the  apostles  Peter  and 
Paul.  Acts  of  Paul  and  Thecla.  Acts  of  Barnabas.  Acts  of 
Phibp.  Acts  and  martyrdom  of  tbe  apustle  Andrew.  Acts 
of  Andrew  and  Matthias  in  tbe  city  of  tbe  man-eaters. 
Alts  of  Peter  and  Andrew.  Acts  and  martyrdom  of  Mat- 
thew tbe  apostle.  Acts  of  the  apostle  Thomas.  Consum- 
mation of  Thomas  the  apostle.  Martyrdom  of  the  apostle 
Bartholomew.  Acts  of  tbe  ajxistlij  Thaddeus.  Actn  of  the 
evangelist  John.  Revelation  of  Moses.  Revelation  of  Esdras. 
Revelation  of  Paul.  Revelation  of  John.  The  book  of  John 
concerning  the  falling  asleep  of  Mary.  The  passing  of  Ma- 
ry. Indexes. 

Wright  {  W..  ed.]  ApocryiJhal  acts.  ed.  from  Syrian  ms.  .  3757.22 
V.  1.  Syriac  text.    2.  Engl,  translation. 

—  Ellicott  (C.  J.)  The  apocr.  gospels.  [Cambridge  easays.]  2517.14 

Apostles. 

Bacon  {F.  D.)  Lives  of  the  AposUes.  1846 3414.13 

Greenwood  {F.  W.  F.)  Lives  of  the  twelve  apostles.  1828.  3414.17 
Lardner{JV.)  Hist,  of  the  A.  and  evangelists.  [Works,  v.  5.]  3565  05 
Ramsay  {E.  B. )  Christian  character  illustrated  in  tbe  bves  of  the 

four  great  apostles  ;  St.  Paul,  St.  John,  St.  Peter,  St.  James. 

1858 3586.11 

Reed  (C.  E,  B.)    The  companions  of    the  Lord  :    the  apostles. 

ia73 3414.18 

ifenan  (£.)  The  Apostles.  1866 3414.14 

Reviewed  by  H.  Rogers  in  Fortnightly,  v.  5,  18C6,  and  in 

his  Essays,  1867.  [2541.32]. 
Same.    Les  apotres.    1866 3423.07 

ApostoUcal  Constitutions. 

Apostolical  Constitutions.  The  work  claiming  to  be  the  Constitu- 
tions of  the  Holy  Apostle.'^,  including  tbe  canons;  Whitaon's 
version,  revised  from  tbe  Greek;  with  a  prize  essay,  at  the 
University  of  Bonn  upon  their  origin  and  contents;  [by  O. 
C.  Crabbe].  From  the  German  by  J.  Chase.  New  York. 
1848.  8' 3757.02 

—  Same.  Ed.  witJi  notes  by  J.  Donaldson.    [Ante-Nicene  libr.  v. 

17,  1870.] 3467.06 

Apostolical  Succession. 
HaddantA.  W.)  Apostolical  successiou  iu  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land.    1869 3556.06 

^Ve  also  England  (Church  of)  ;  Episcopacy. 

Armenian  Church. 

Malan  {S.  C.)  Life  of  S.  Gregory  the  illtuninator,  founder  of  tbe 

Armenian  church 3417.19 

Arminianism. 
Arminius  {J.)  Works.  Tr.  from  tbe  lAtiu  by  J.  Nichols,  and  W. 
R.  BagnaU.    With  a  sketch  of  the  author,  by  W.  R.  Baguall. 

3  v.  1853 3614.05 

Oiven  [J.)  Display  of  Arminianism.  [/n  Tits  Works,  v.5.  1826.  3571.05 
See  aUo  Histories  of  doctrines  und'-r  heading  Doctrines  ; — 
Church  hiatoriefl.  from  tbe  10th  century  ;  and  the  article 
•  Arminianism  '  iu  M'CUntock  and  Strong's  Cyclopedia,  v.  1. 
Arianism. 
rfeuman  (J.  H".)  Ariaus  of  tbe  5th  century.    1871.     .     .    .  3413.22 
See  also  Church  history,  from  the  4th  to  the  7th  century; 
also  Creeds  ; — Doctrines  , — Trinitarianism. 
Astronomy  and  Relig;ion. 

Burr  {E.  F.)  Ecce  coelum.  1869.      • 4016.08 

Chalmers  {T  )  Discourses  on  the  christian  revelations,  viewed  in 
connection  with  the  modern  astrouomy.    1817.    .     ,3532.11 


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BIBLICAL   AND    RELIGIOUS   WORKS  :  Astronomy  to  Bible. 


Dlchs  (r.)  Works,  v.  2.  1S53 6033  02 

ConUnts  :  Celestial  scenery.     Siderial  heavens.     Practical 
astronomer.  Solar  system, 
Fostir  (/,)  A.  and  revelation.   \In  his  Critical  essays,  v.  2  ]  2525.04 
Hervev  [J )  Contemplations  ou  the  starry  heavens.  [In  his  Medi- 
tations ]      3557.19 

Mitchell  (O.  M.)  Astronomy  of  the  Bible.    18r,7 4016.19 

Ormathwaite  {Lord).  A.  and  geology  compared.  1872.   .     .  4013.07 

S(ars  and  the  earth.  [aMn.]  1868 4016.32 

Whewell  (IK.)  Astronomy  with  ret.  to  natural  theology.  3524.12  ;  20 

Athanasian   Cresd. 

£den  (R)  .'Vthanasian  creed;  facts  and  suggestions:  including  a 
new  translation.  1872.  8° 3545.24 

Ffoulkes  (E.  S.)  Athauasiau  creed:  by  whom  written  and  by  whom 
published;  with  other  enquiries  on  creeds  in  general. 
1872.  8° 3552.01 

Heurtley  {C.  A.)  The  Athanasian  creed:  reasons  for  rejecting  Mr. 
Ffoulie's  theory  as  to  its  age  and  author.  1872.    .     .  3545  24 

Irons  {W.  J.)  Athanasius  contra  Mundum:  being  a  letter  to  the 
Convocation  on  the  Athanasian  creed.  With  the  Greek  of 
the  creeds.   1872 3563.05 

/.ee  (If.)  Athanasian  creed:  a  sermon.  1872 3565.17 

Kadclijf'e  iJ.)  Creed  of  St.  Athanasius  iUustrated  from  the  scrip- 
tures, by  para'lel  passages  from  the  Greek  and  Latin  writers 
of  the  first  live  ceutiu'ies,  and  the  Apostles  and  Nicene 
creeds.  1844, 3586  16 

Sfanfey  (^.  7'.)  The  Athanasian  creed.  1871 3695.05 

Waterland    iD.)    Critical    history    of    tlie    Athanasian    creed. 

1870 3617.13 

See  also  Creeds. 

Atheism. 

Alheos;  or,  the  tragedies  of  unbelief.    1862 3514.08 

Beecher  IL.)    Lectures  on  political  atheism.    [In  his  Works,  v.  1.] 

3515.25 

Vtackmore  (Sir  R.)    Essay  on  atheism.   [In  his  Essays,  v.  2,  1716.] 

2513.26 

Buchanan  IJ.)  Modern  atheism.    1857 3525.09 

C'udworth  (fi.)  Intellectual  system  of  the  universe:  immutable 
morality.   2  v 3537.08 

Lewis  {T.}  Plato  against  the  atheists;  or,  the  tenth  book  of  the  Di- 
alogue on  laws    With  notes  and  dissertations.  1845.  3665.21 

More  (II )  An  antidote  against  atheism.    1655 3575.17 

Naville  (E.)  The  Heavenly  Father.  Lectures  on  modern  athe- 
ism. 1867 3677.02 

See  also  Evidences  ; — Religion  and  science. 

Atonement. 

Bushndl  [H]  Vicarious  sacrifice,  grounded  in  principles  of  uni- 
versal obligation,   1866 3526.01 

C'arsort  (^.)  Doctrine  9f  the  atonement.  1853 3532.33 

Magee-    (tV.)     Doetrriies  of    atonement    and    sacrifice.      2     v. 

1839 3573  14 

Shedd  ( ir.  G.  T.)    Doctrine    of   atonement.     [In  his  Discourses 

and  essays.] 3593.09 

Stevenson  {G.)  Dissertation  on  the  atonement.  1832,    .     .  3595.09 
}Vallace{II.)  Representative  responsibility;  providence  and  re- 
demption.    1867 3616.16 

See  also  Forgiveness. 

Baptism. 

Bickersteth  (E.)  Treatise  on  Baptism.  1853 3517.13 

Bingham  iJ.)    Of  baptism.    [In  his  Antiquities  etc.,  v.  3  and   8. 

1840.] 3423.11 

Conant  [T.  J.)  Meaning  and  use  of  Baptizein.  1861.     ,     .  3535.28 
Crewdson  I.)  and  Bates  ,£.)  Water  baptism  ;  its  perpetual  obliga- 
tion. 1871 3531.01 

Masketl  ( W.)  Holy  baptism.  1818 3573.16 

Phipps  (J.)  Dissertation  on  christian  baptism.  1819.    .     .  3586.09 

Smith  (S.  S.)  Discourse  on  baptism.  1808 6093.08 

Infant  tiaptism. 

-idams  (iV.)  The  baptized  child.  2d  ed.  1836 3513.09 

Hamilton  {W.  T.)    Infant   baptism   a  scriptural  ordinance  ;  and 

baptism  by  sprinkling  lawful    1831 3557.05 

Woods  (L.)  Ou  infant  baptism.  1828 3624.25 

Baptists. 
Backus  (I.)    Abridgment  of  the  church  history  of  New  England, 

1602-1804 3456.16 

Benedict  (/).)    General  history  of   the  Baptist  denomination. 

1848 3455.07 

Cox  IF.  A.)  and  Hoby  (.7.)  Baptists  in  America.  1836.  .    .  3451 .06 

Evans  [B.)  Early  English  Baptists.  4  v.  1802 3453.16 

Hamerd  KnoUys  society,    (Publications  more  fully  entered  else- 

Broadmead  church,  Bristol.  Records.  16t0-87      .    .  3558  08 

Banyan  (J.)  Pilgrim's  progress 3558.09 

Canne  (J.)   Necessity  of  separation 3558.10 

Confessions  of  faitli  iUuntrative  of  the  history  of  the  Bap- 
tist chiirch  of  Englaml,  17th  century 3558.11 

BuVeil  (CM.)  Comment,  outhe  Acts  of  the  apostles    3558.12 
Fenstauton,  Warbois,  and  Hexham  church  records.    3558.13 

Tracts  ou  liberty  of  conscience 3558.14 

Van  Braght  {T.J.j    Martyrology  of  the  Baptist  churches. 

'2v    [1524-G8.] 3558.15 

Williams  (Roger).  Bloudy  tenent  of  persecution.  .  3558.17 
Ivimey  {J.)  History  of  the  EugUah  Baptists.  4  v.  1811-30.  3455.08 
M'ayland   (F.)     Principles  and    practice  of   Baptist  churches. 

1857 3622.01 

Smith  {J.  ff.)  The  open  door  ;  or,  light  and  liberty.   1870.  3593.13 
Sprague  {W.  B.)  Annals  of  Amer.  pulpit,  v.  ti.  Baptists.      3457.01 
Aote. — See  alsu  Dissenters. 


Bible. 

Noll'. — For  other  headings  relating  to  the  Bible  see  Apo- 
crypha;—Apocryphal  ;— Deluge  ;— Evidences  ;— Old  Test- 
ament ;— New  Testament  ;— names  of  different  Books  of 
O.  and  N.  T.  ;— Parables  ;— Religion  and  science,  etc..  etc. 
Also  Jews  ;— Palestine,  and  names  of  sacred  places  (in  class 
Countries). 
Botfidd  {B.\  ^Prefaces  to  the  first  editions  of  the  sacred  Scrip- 
tures. 1861 2766.01 

English.  The  translator's  preface  to  the  authorized  version  ; 
being  an  exact  reprint  of  the  original  ed.  of  1611.  London, 
1870.  8° 3713  02 

—  Holy  Bible,  according  to  the  authorized  version  ;   with  notes, 

•introduciiouB,  etc..  by  G.  D  Oyly  and  R.  Mant.  3  v.  Cam- 
bridge,(Eugl.)  1830.  4" 3717.09 

Same,  with  notes,  etc.    By  Thomas  Scott.    4th  Amer.  ed. 

by  W.  W.  Woodward.     3  v.  Phil.     1816,    4'.      ...  3717.13 

Same.    Translated.    [Common  version.]    Walpole,  (N.  H.) 

lftl5.  8° 8713  01 

Same.     New  York,   Amer.  Bible  soc,  1856.    fol.     .     .  3728.01 

Same.     Oxford,  Univ.  press,  IS69.    S° 3711.11 

Anglo-Saxon.  Crodmon.  Metrical  paraphrase  of  parts  of  the  Holy 
Scriptures  in  Anglo-Saxon.  Tr.  by  B.  Thorpe.  1832     3712.09 

*French.  La  Sainte  Bible.  Trad.  nouv.  selon  la  vulgate,  par  J. 
J.  Boura.s8e  et  P.  Janvier.  Dessins  de  Gustave  Dor6.  Orna- 
mentatiou  du  texto  par  H.  Giacomelli.  Tours,  1866. 
fol 1468.11 

German.  Die  Bibel.  Nach  Martin  Luthers  ubersetzung.  Phila- 
delphia, 1852.  8" 3712.15 

Latin.  Biblia  Sacra  Veteris  et  Nov!  Teatam,euti.  Stutgardite, 
1664.     8^ 3711.01 

Biblical  Personages. 

Aguilar  [G.)    Women  of  Israel.    2  v.    1853 3513.12 

Baldwin   [G.   C.)  Representative  men  of  the  New  Testament. 

1860 3514.17 

Biography  of  Biblical  writers.     Philadelphia,    1852.    8".     3716.06 
Gould  {S  B.\  Legends  of  the  patriarchs  and  prophets  and  other 

Old  Testament  characters.     1872. 3757.11 

Lavjson  [J.]  Bible  cyclopaedia,  v.  3,  Biography.       .     .     .  3715.03 
Ozenden  {A.)  Portraits  from  the  Bible.    Old  Testament  series. 

1871 3581,04 

—  Same.  New  Testament  series.    1871.     .     .   - 3681.03 

See  also  in  this  class  Apostles,  p.  77; — Patriarchs; — Pro- 
phets :  and  (in  Biography)  the  names  of  persons  mentioned 
m  the  Bible. 

Biblical  Bibliography. 

Darling  (/.)  Cyclopasdia  bibliographica.    Scriptures.     1859. 
O'Callaghan  {E.  B.)  *  A  list  of  editions  of  the  Holy  Scriptures 

and  parts  thereof,  printed  in  America  previous  to  1860. 

With  Introduction  and  bibliographical  notes.  1861.    3717.12 
S&i  English  versions  below. 

Biblical  Commentaries  and  Beading 

Chalmers  (J.)     Scripture  readings.     [Posthumous  works,     v. 

1-5] • 3533  01 

Ball  {J.)  Contemplations  upon  the  principal  passages  of  the  Holy 

Story.     [Works,  v.  1-2.] 3561.01 

—  Paraphrase  ou  hard  texts  of  the  whole  Scripture.    [Works, 

V.  3-4.] 3561.04 

Jenks  (tr.)  Comprehensive  commentary;  containing  the  text  ac- 
cording to  the  authorized  version;  Scott's  Marginal  refer- 
ences; Matthew  Henry  s  commentary  condensed;  Observa- 
tions of  Thomas  Scott;  etc.,  etc.  6  v.  Phila.  1862.  8".  3716.01 
Patrick  <S.),  Lowth  {R.).  anil  others.  Criticahconimentary  and  par- 
aphrase on  the  Old  and  New  Testament,  and  the  Apocrypha, 

4  v.    1853 3726.01 

Pool  .  J/.)  Annotations  upon  the  Holy  Bible.     3  v.    1852.     3726.05 
V.  1.  Genesis-Job.  v.  2.  Psalms  Malachi.  v.  3.  Matthew-Rev. 
Simeon  (C.)  Horae  horaUeticffi:  or  discourses  forming  a  commen- 
tary on  the  Old   and  Nt-w  Testament.     21  v.     1855.     3723.01 
See  also  headings  Old  Testament  ;— New  Testament  ;— 
and  the  uames  of  individual  books. 

Biblical  Concordances. 
Butterwortk  {J.)  New  concordance  to  the  Bible.     1852.     .  3716.06 
Crude.n  [A.)  A  complete  concordance  to  the  Old  and  New  Testa- 
ment: or  a  dictionary  and  alphabetical  index  to  the  Bible. 

1868 3716.01 

Inglis  (7.)  Bible  text  cyclopedia:  classification  of  Scripture  texts 
in    the    lorm    of    an    alphabetical    index     of     subjects. 

1870, 3717.02 

See  also  New  Testament. 

Connection  of  Old  and  New  Testament. 
Hatherly  {W.  p.,  lord).    The  continuity  of   Scripture.    4th  ed. 

1869 3557.08 

Prideaux  (H.)  Old  and  New  Testament  connected  in  the  history 

of  the  Jews.    2  v.    1851 3442.01 

Critical  Introductions. 
Borne  (T.  B.)  Introduction  to  the  critical  study  and  knowledge 
of  the    Holy  S.-riptm-es.     Ed.  bv  the  author.  Rev.  J.  Ayre. 

and  S.  P.  Tregelles.     12th  od.     4"v.     186^ 3716.07 

See  also  Miscellaneous  illustrative  works  ;  also  Old  Tes- 
tament, and  New  Testament.  (Introductions.) 

Defences  and  Evidences. 
Barnes  (A.)  Inquiries  and  suggestions  in  regard  to  the  founda- 
tion of  faith  in  the  word  of  God.    1859 3514.27 

Blunt  [J.  J.)  Undesigued  coincidences,  etc.    1855.    .     .     .  3522.12 

C.ayton  [R.)  Vindication  of  the   histories   of  the  Old  and  New 

Testament  in  answer  to  Bulingbroke.     1763.     .     .     .3522.18 


BROOKLYN    MEBOANTILB    LIBRARY. 


BIBLICAL  AND  RELIGIOUS   WORKS  :  Bible  to  Buddhism. 


79 


llatev  [J-  >V'-)  Examination  of  the  alleged  discrepancies  of  the 

Bible.    With  introd.  by  A.  Hovey.     1875 35.16.18 

Trench  {K.  C.)  Fitness  of  H"ly  Sciipture  for  unfolding  the  spir 
itual  life  of  man.  The  unciniwcioaB  prophecies  of  heathen- 
dom.    Hulsean  lectures  for  1845-6.     1856 36H.(« 

Liber  Librorum.  The  Bible,  its  structure,  limitation  and  pur- 
pose,    {arum.}    London.  1867.  8' 35fjti  U 

Rogers  {H.)    The  superhuman  origin  of  the  Bible  inferred  irom 

itself.    1874 3586./6 

See  a[jo  New  Testament. 

Bible  Dictionaries  and  Cyclopedias. 
ytjire  (J'.)  Treasury  of  Bible  knowledge.    2d  ed.    1868.     .3721.18 
.Barr  (J.)  Index  and  dictionary.   14th  ed.     [n.  rf.]    .    .     .3721.01 
Kitto  (J.)  *CyclopiBdia  of  bibUcal  literature.  3   v.  1862-66.  3715.12 

Same.    General  index.    1870 3715.15 

—  —  Same.    Condensed.  1852 3715.U4 

Lawson  {J.  P.)  Bible  cyclopedia;  Biography,  Geography  and  Nat. 

History.     3  v.     1837 3715.U1 

Contents  :   1-2.  Geography  and  Nat.  History.    3  Biography. 
M'Clintock  (J.)  and  A'/rony  [J.)    *l.'yclopffidia  of   biblical,  etc.,  ht- 

erature.     1867 3716.11 

SmilA  (ir.)  *Dictionary  of  the  Bible.     3  t.    18G9.     .     .     .3715.05 

. Same.    Revised  by  H.  B.  Hackett  [andj  E.  Abbot.    4  v. 

1872 3715.08 

^mjliah  Versiotis  :  B'Mioijraphy  and  Literary  Uistory. 

Anderson  [C.)  Annals  of  the  English  Bible.  Abridged  and  con- 
tinued [to  1849],  by  .S   I.  Prime.     18-19 3735.01 

Blunt  {J.  II.)  Plain  account  of  the  EngUsh  Bible  to  the  present 
day.      1870 3735.06 

Conant  [Mrs.  H.  C.)  The  English  Bible.  History  of  the  transla- 
tion  of  the  Scriptures  into  English.    1856.     .    .     .  3735.04 

Cotton  [H.i  Editions  of  the  Bible  and  parts  thereof  in  English, 
from  1505  to  1830.     2d  ed,     1852 3735.02 

/Jariiiiy  (J.)  Cyclopsedia  bibliographica.    Scriptures.     1859. 

Edwards  {B.  B.)  Early  Eughsh  versions,  [/n  his  Writings,  v.  2. 
pp.  234-281 3546  09 

McCture  (A.  W.)  The  translators  revived;  biogr.  memoir  of  the 
authors  of  the  English  version  of  the  Bible.    1853.     3721.12 

Tra/d€n  (7*.)  Our  English  Bible  and  its  ancestors.    1871.    3721.09 

Westcott  iB.   F.)    General  view  of  the  English  Bible.    2d  ed. 

1872 3721.10 

History. 

Gleig  {G   if.)  History  of  the  Bible.     2  v.    1852 3736.20 

Kitto  {J.)  -An  illustrated  history  of  the  Holy  Bible;  including  the 
lile  of  Christ  and  his  apostles.     1868 3736.19 

Ostervald  iJ.  F.)  Abridgment  of  the  history  of  the  Bible;  and 
Catechetical  instruction.  With  a  Persian  translation  by  F. 
Gladwin 3581.11 

Smith  {}V.,  editor).  Student's  scripture  history.  New  Testa- 
ment. 1868 3413.13 

See  alto  Countries.    IJews  ;— Palestine.) 

Interpretation. 
Emesti  {J.  A.)  Principles  of  interpretation.  Notes  by  M,  Stu;irt. 

1842 3721  97 

Consult  also  the  Critical  introductions  of  De  Wette,  David- 
Bon ,  Home,  etc. 

Miscellaneous  lllustratii-e  Works,  and  Aids  to  Study. 
Arithmetic  of  the  Holy  Scriptures.  By  J.  W.  [Class,  journal,  v.  25, 
p.  29  ;  V.  26,  p.  13  ;  v.  27,  p.  253  ;  v.  28,  p.  219  ;  v.  29,  p.  249  ; 

v.  30,  p.  321 2742  25 

Arnold  {M.)  Literature  and  dogma.  1873 3514.02 

Biblical  reason  why.    By  the  author  of  "Enquire  within."  18th 

ed.  1869 3721.20 

Bickersteth  {E.)  A  scripture  help.  1853 3517.04 

Bissell  (E.  C.)  Historic  origm  of  the  Bible  [its  authorship  and 
various  versions,  with  the  leading  opinions  on  revision]. 

1863 3721.11 

Burder  {S.)  Oriental  customs  illustrative  of  the  sacred  scrip- 
tures. [Classical  journal,  v.  22,  p.  257  ;   v.  23,  p.  193  ;  v.  24, 

p.  67.] 3742.22 

Carpenter  ( W.)    Guide  to  the  reading  and  study  of.  Abridged  by 

J.  W.  Jenks.  1862 3716.06 

Hewson  ( ir.)  The  Hebrew  and  Greek  Scriptures,  compared  with 
Oriental  history,  dialhug,  science,  and  mythology.  Also,  the 
history  of  the  cross,  gathered  from  many  countries.  Loud., 

1870.  8° 3736.06 

Same.    Illustrations  of  Tracts,  etc.    [Diagrams.]    London, 

1870.  4° 3737.01 

Gosse  (Z*.  if.)  Rivers  of  the  Bible;  1850 1053.16 

Gray  (y.  C.)  Bible  lore.  1870 3721.21 

Holbein  {H.)  Bible  cuts.  With  introd.  by  T.  J.  Dibdin.     .  1452.24 

Index  to  the  Bible.  Philadelphia,  1852.  8' 3716.06 

Jacoz  (Francis).   Secular  annotations  on  scripture  texts.    2d  ed. 

2  V.  1871 2533.20 

Lessing  (G.  E.)  Letters  on  bibliolotry.  1862 3565.19 

Long  {J.)  Scripture  truth  in  oriental  dress  :  or,  emblems  ex- 
planatory of  Biblical  doctrines  and  morals,  with  parallel  or 
illustrative  references  to  proverbs  and  proverbial  sayings 
in  the  Arabic.  Bengalic,  Canarese,  Persian.  Russian,  Sans- 
krit, Tamul,  Telegu,  and  Urdu  lauKuages.  1871.  .  .  3757.09 
Mohan  (M.)    Palmoni ;  or  the  niunerals  of  scripture  a  proof  of 

inspiration.  1863 3731,19 

MaitUind  (S.  R.)  On  the  mystical  interpretation  of  Scripture. 
[/n*«  Essays.  1852.] 3573.19 

—  Of  revelation,  (in  Aj'j  Ernvin.  18.50.] 3573  25 

—  On  the  impediments  to  the  right  understanding  of  scripture. 

[In  his  Eruvin,  1850.] 3573.25 

Mitchell  (O.  M.)  Astronomy  ol  the  Bible.  1867 4016.19 


Oshorn   H.  .S.)  Biblical  tables.  1871 5717  03 

Plumptre  (i'.  i/.l  Biblical  studies.  2d  ed.  1873 3721.26 

Hobeils[J.)  Oriental  illusti-ations  of  the  Scriptures.  2d  ed.  3767.25 
Sears  {h.)  Pictorial  Illustrations  of  the  Holy  Bible.  2  v.  3736.01 
Smytit  ( II'.  U.)  Bible  and  evolution.  1873 3S94.04 

Literary  Cliarartrr,  J'octrt/,   etc.,  of  tlie  Bible. 

Arnold  I.V.)  Literature  and  dogma    1873 3514.02 

Gilfillan  (G.)  Bards  of  the  Bible.  1851 3736.11 

Hutchinson  (£'.)    Music  of  the  Bible  ;   including  a  brief  view  of 

Hebrew  poetry.  1864 3736.04 

Jones  (/e.)  Literary  beauty  of  the  Bible.  1837 5721.0* 

Lowlh  (R.)    Lectures  on  the  sacred  poetry  of   Hebrews.    2d  ed. 

2  V.  1816 3736.13 

Taylor  (i.)  Spirit  of  the  Hebrew  poetry.  1862 3736.12 

Trail  ( U*.)    Literary  characteristics  and  achievements  of  the 

Bible.  1863 3725.05 

See  also  Isaiah,  Job,  Psalms,  etc, 

ynhmil  History, 
CatUiw  (.V.  E.)  Popular  scripture  zoology.   1852.      .     .     .  4721.17 
Harris  (T.  ;!/.)  The  natural  history  of  the  Bible.  1820.     .  3736.03 

Lawson  [J.  P.)   Bible  cyclopiedia.  v.  1-2,  1837 3716.01 

Scheuchzer  (J.  J.)    Physica  sacra  iconibus  sneis  illustrata,  pro- 

curante  J.  A.  Pfeffel.  4v.  1731-35 3727.14 

Wood  {J.  G.)  Bible  anuuals    1870 4717.27 

See  also  Countries.  [Palestine.) 

Bevision. 

Letter  to  the  archbishop  of  Canterbury,  on  the  expediency 
of  revising  the  authorized  version  of  scripture,  [anon.] 
1819.   [Pamph.  v.  13,  pp.  287-315.] 5058.13 

Ligklfoot  (J  B  ),  Trench  (R.  C).  ami  Elticott  [C.  J.)  The  revision  of 
the  Enghsh  version  of  the  New  Testament.  With  an  in- 
troduction by  P.  Schaff.  1873 3746.22 

Lightfool  [J.B.)  On  a  Iresh  revision  of  the  English  New  Testament. 
1871 3752.12 

Trench[R.  C.)  On  the  authorized  version  of  the  N.  T.,  in  con- 
nection with  proposals  for  its  revision.  1858.  .  .  .  3721.08 
See  also  articles  in  Contemp.  rev.,  v;  2,  1866  (by  T.  B. 
Clieyne)  ;  v.  8.  1868  (by  H.  Alford)  ;  v.  15,  1870  (by  Prof. 
Spencei  ;  v.  17,  1871  (by  John  Hunt)  ;  Edinb.  rev.,  v.  122, 
1865;  Nat.  quar.  rev.,  v.  11,  1865;  New  Englander,  v.  17,  1859 
(2  art.,  by  E.  W.  Gihnan  and  by  J.  W.  Gibbs)  ;  N.  A.  rev  ,  v. 
88,  1859  ;  Quar.  rev.,  v.  133,  1872  ;  West,  rev.,  v.  67,  1857. 

Bible  in  the  Public  Schools. 

Oieever  (G.  jB.)  Right  of  the  B.  in  our  public  schools.      .  3534.13 

Cincinmiti  Superior  Court,  The  Bible  in  the  public  schools.  Ar- 
guments in  the  case  of  Minor  et  al.  vs.  the  Board  of  educa- 
tion. With  the  opinions  and  decisions  of  the  court.  3522.20 

Clarke  («.  ir.)  The  question  of  the  hour  ;  the  Bible  and  the 
school  fund.  1870 3536.04 

Jewish  literature  and  modern  education  ;  or,  the  use  and  misuse 
of  the  Bible  in  the  school-room.  [anon.\  1872.       .    .  3584.22 

Bible  societies. 

[See  American  Bible  society  ; — British  and  foreign  Bible 
society.] 

Bibliography. 
Darling  [J.)   Cyclopiedia  bibliographica ;    a  library  manual  of 

theological  Literature.  2  v.  1834 2774.02 

Same.  Subjects.  Holy  Scriptures 2774.04 

Matcom   \H.)    Theological  index     References  to  the  principal 
works  in  every  department  of  religious  literature.     2774.01 
iroodj  (i.)  Course  of  study.  [In  his  Works,  v.  4.  1851.]     .  3624,19 
j\-ote. — Copious  relerences  to  authorities  will    be  found 
in  the  leading  Biblical  aud  Theological  Dictionaries  enu- 
merated under  '  Dictionaries,'  further  on. 

See  also  entries  Bible  and  Theology  in  the  catalogues 
of  the  Boston  Athenseum  and  Library  of  Congress. 

Book  of  Common-Prayer. 

[.See  Prayer,  below.] 

Brahcaa    Somaj. 

5,n  (ir.  C)  The  Brahma  Soma).    Four  lectures.    1870.     359.2.2S 
—  English    visit.      [Including    lectures,     addresses,     sermons, 

receptions,  etc.]    1871 3592.27 

Buddhism. 
Alabaster  [IT.,  translator).    The  modem  Buddhist,  being  the 

views  of  a  Siamese  minister  of  state  on  his  own  and  other 

religions.     1870 3528.04 

The  wheel  of  law.  Buddhism  illustrated  from  Siamese  sources, 

by  the  modern  Buddhist,  a  life  of  Buddha,  and  an  account 

of  the  Phrabat.     1871 3528.07 

Beat  IS.)  A  Catena  of  Buddhist  scriptures  from  the  Chinese. 

1871 3328.06 

Bigaudet  [P.)  The  life,  or  legend  of  Gaudama,  the  Budha  of  the 

Burmese,   with   annotations.     1866 3528.02 

Catechism  of  the  Shamans,  or  laws  of  Buddha  in  China.  [In  Neu- 
mann (C.  F.)   Transl.     etc.     1831.] 7816.10 

Cunninqham  [A.)  Ancient  geogr.  of  India,  v.  1.  Buddhist  period. 

1871. 1035.05 

Bhilsa  topes;    or    Buddhist  monuments  of  Central  India; 

sketch    of    rise,    progress,    and    decline    of    Buddhism. 

1853 3528  08 

Dathavansa,  or  hist,  of  the  tooth-relic  of  Gotama  Buddha.  Pali  text 

and  trans.  With  notes  by  MutuCoomaraSwany.  1874.  3528.10 
Z)A<imm(ipa<i<i,  or  "Path  of   virtue."     Tr.  from  Pali  by   L.    Mai 

MiiUer.  [With  Buddhaghosha's Parables.  L.,  1870.  8°.  7813.31 
Gibbs  [J.  IF.)  Vestiges  of  Buddhism  in  Micronesia.    [In  Amer. 

oriental  soc.    Journal,  v.  5 7814.06 


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BIBLICAL,  RELIGIOUS,  AND  ECCL.  LIT.  :  Buddhism  -Church. 


Hardy  {R.  S.)  Manual  of  BudhiBin.  in  its  modern  development, 

tr.  from  Singhalese  MSS.     1860 3528.09 

Hodgson  {B.  H.)  Sketch  of  Buddhism.    {In  Royal  Asiatic  soc. 

Trans.,  v.  2,  1830.] 
Kistner  (O  )  Buddha  and  hiB  doctrines.    A  bibliographical  essay. 

1869 3528.03 

Loiv  [J.)  On  Buddha  and  the  Phrabat.    [In  Royal  Asiatic  soc. 

Trans.,  v.  2,  1830.] 
Maso7i{F.)  On  the  introd.  of  B.  into  Burmah.     [In  Amer.  orien- 
tal soc.     Journ.  V.  2.  1851.] 7814  02 

Moore  {George,  M.  D.)  The  lost  tribes  [of  Israel]  with  new  views 

of  Buddhisiu.     1861 3518.05 

M&iler  [M.)  Buddhism  and  Buddhist  pilgrims.    With  a  letter  on 

the  original  meaning  of  '  Nirvana.'     1857 6414.22 

Mulamuli.  or  the  Buddhist  genesis  of  eastern  India,  abridged  by 

F.Mason,  [/n  Amer.  orient  soc.  Jour.  v.  4,  1854.]  7814.04 
Prinsep  {II,  T.)  Tibet,  etc.  and  religion  of  Boodh.  1852.  1013.04 
Riluai  of  the  Budd'hist  priesthood.    [In  Oriental  Tr.  Fimd. 

Miscel.  trans,  v.  2,    18;U.] 7818.16 

Salisbury  {E.  E.)  Memoir  of  the  hist,  of  Buddhism.     [In  Amer. 

orient,  soc.  Journ.,  v.  1,  1849.] 7814.01 

ScMagintweit  {E.)  Buddhism  in  Thibet.    With  an  account  of  the 

Buddhist  systems  preceding  it  in  India.  1863.  .  .  3528.01 
Upham  {E.,  editor).  Sacred  and  hist,  books  of  Ceylon;  also,  tracts 

illus.  of  Buddhism.  Tr.  from  the  Singhalese.  3  v.  1833.  3767.05 
See   also  Ed.  rev.,  v.  115.  1862.    1832.08  ;  N.  A.  rev.,  v.  86, 

1858;  Westm.  rev.,  1856.  v.  66;  206-331. 
For  lists  of  books  on  Buddhism,  see  Schlagintweit  (E.) 

and  Kistner  tO.)  in  above  list. 

Calvinistic  Theology. 

Calvin  {J.)  Institutes  of  the  christian  religion.  3  v.  1845- 
46 , 3527.10 

See  also  Calvin,  in  general  alphabet. 

AST  For  the  writings  of  nther  Calvinistic  theologians,  see 
Balnaves  (H.);— Baxter  (Richard);— Chalmers  (Thomas);— 
Dwight  (Timothy);— Edwards  (Jonathan);— Henry  (Mat- 
thew);—Hodge  (Charles);— Knox  (John);— Milton  (John);  — 
Nichols  (A,);— Owen  (John);— Taylor  (N.  W.);— Whitfield 
(George);— Woods  (Leonard). 

For  the  leading  Calvinistic  serts,  see  Baptists;  — Congre- 
gationahsts  j — Presbyterians  ; — Puritanism. 

Catacombs  of  Rome. 

Kip  {W.  J.)  The  Catacombs  as  illustrating  the  church  of  the  first 
three  centuries.     1854 3416.20 

Rossi  (G.  B.  de).  Roma  sotterranea,  or  the  Roman  Catacombs. 
1869 3426.18 

iStoi^  (S.)  Contents  and  teachings  of  the  Catacombs.  1853.  3416.21 

Catechism. 

Barry  {A.)    Notes  on  the  Catechism.     1869 3514.24 

Watson{T.)  Select  works.  Body  of  divinity:  lectures  on  the 
shorter  Catechism 3628.06 

Cathedrals. 

Essays  on  Cathedrals.    Ed.  by  J.  S.  Howson.     1872.     .     .  2767.23 

Freeman  {E.  A.)  History  of  the  Cathedral  Church  of  Wells. 
1872 3443  06 

Goulburn  {E.  M.)  The  principles  of  the  cathedral  system  vindi- 
cated.    Sermons.      1870 3767.24 

Walcott    {At.   E.   V.)    Traditions   and    customs    of   Cathedrals. 

1872 3767.22 

See  Church  architecture,  p.  33. 

Catholicism. 
[See  Pope  ; — also  Roman  Catholic  Church  ] 

Celibacy  of  the  Clergy, 

Halt  (J.)  Marriage  of  the  clergy.    [Works,  v.  8.] 

Lea  {H.  C.)  Historical  sketch  of  sacerdotal  cehbacy  in  the  Chriw- 

tian  church.     1867 3426.21 

Letters  on  the  constrained  celibacy  of  the  clergy  of  the  church  of 

Rome,     [anon.]     1816 3666.09 

See  also  Marriage; — Monastic  institutions. 

Charity. 

Rights  {Th€)o{  necessity,  and   the  treatment  of  the  necessitous 
by  various  nations,    [anon.]    London,  1839.  S".   .     .  3573.28 
See  also  Charitable  agencies,  in  general  alphabet. 

Christian  Ethics. 

Blackie  {J.  S.)  Four  phases  of  morals.     1871 5433.14 

Ohallen  {J.)   Christian    morals.     1859 3532.10 

Cobhe  {F.    P.)   Religious   duty.     1866 3536.11 

Dewar  (D.)   Elements  of   moral  philosophy,  and  of  christian 

ethics.    2   v.     1826 3544.07 

Fiddes  {It.)  General  treatise  of  morality  upon  the  principles  of 

natural  reason  only.     2d    ed.     1726 3551.04 

JIarless  (<?.  C.  A.)  System  of  christian  ethics.  1868.  .  .  3558,24 
<Scifncc  and  the  Gospel.  [Essay  iii.  pp.  243-450.]  1870.  .  .  3692.15 
Smith.  {I.  G.)  Characteristics  of  christian  morality.     Banipton 

lectures.     1873 3594.05 

Jru//A:e(vl.)  Christian  ethics.     2  v.     1873 3624.27 

See  Conscience; — also  Moral  science,  in  general  alphabet. 

Christian  Life. 

Jiayne  {P.)  The  christian  life,  social  and  individual.  1857.  3515.05 

Bushnell  {H.)  Christian  nurture.  1861 3526.08 

Osgood  (.v.)  Milestones  in  our   life-journey 3581.08 

Penn  {G.)  The  Bioscope,  or  dial  of  life.     1812 3584.08 

Tyree  {€.)  The  living  epistle,  or  a  religious  life.    1859.    3615.09 


Williams  {R.)  Rational  godliness.    1855 3623.26 

Compare  Conduct  of  hfe,  in  general  alphabet.  See  also 
Young  men;— Young  women;  and  Sermons,  below. 

Christian  Rhetoric. 

Hervey  (G.  W.)  System  of  christian  rhetoric.  1873.      .     .  3257.18 

See  also  Pulpit  eloquence;— Preaching. 

Christian  ty. 

Chateaubriand  {R.  F.  A.  de).     Le  Genie  du  Christianisme.    2  v. 

1851 7014.05 

Same.     Genius  of  Christianity.     1857 3534.06 

Magoon  {E.  L.)  Republican  Christianity  ;  or.  true  liberty.  3573.18 
Priestley  {J.)  History  of  the  corruptions  of  Christianity.   [In  his 

Works.  V.  5.J 3591.05 

Stuart-Glennie  {J.  S.)  In  the  morning-laud,  or  the  law  of  the  ori- 
gin and  transformation  of  Christianity,  v.  1.  1873.  .  3438  Ul 
V.  1.  The  new  philosophy  of  history,  and  the  origin  of 
the  doctrines  of  Christianity. 
Ullmann  {€.)    Descriptive  character,  or  essence  of  Christianity. 

1846 3615.16 

Whately  {R.)  General  view  of  the  rise,  progress,  and  corruptions 

of  Christianity.  1850 3622.20 

See  also  Christology  j— Church  history  ;— Evidences  ;— 
Jesus  Christ,  etc.,  etc. 

External  Udations. 
Harness  (TT.)  The  connection  of  Christianity  with  human  happi- 

ness.  Boyle's  lectures,  1821.  1823 3561.11 

Hyacinthe  {Father).  Orations.  1871 3563.29 

James  (//.)  Moralism  and  Christianity  ;  or,  man's  experience  and 

destiny.  1850 3563.31 

Kennedy  {€■  M. )  Influence  of  C.upon  international  law. 1856.  3564.01 
Memmi7iger  {R.W.)    Christianity  and  sesthetics.    [In  his  Present 

issues.     3575.20.] 
Pullen  {H.  ir.)    Modern  Christianity,  a  civilized  heathenism. 

[n7ion.]  1872 3584.28 

Renusson  {B.de).  Le  christianieme  et  le  suffrage  universel.  5713.06 
See  also  Social  science  {Civilization,  Progress,  etc.); — Fine 
arts.     [Sacred  art.) 

Comparfd  ic'ith  other  Eelujlons. 

Arnold  {J.  J/.)  The  Koran  and  the  Bible  ;  or,  Islam  and  Christ- 
ianity. 2d  ed.  1866 3757  17 

Cocker  {B.  F.)  Christianity  and  Greek  philosophy.  1870.     3536.15 
ifrtrtiiyicA:  (C)  Christ  and  other  masters.  2  v.     1863.     .     ,  3412.20 
Lindsay  {A.  W.  C,  lord).  Progression  by  antagonism  ;  a  theory 
involving  considerations  touching  the  present  position,  du- 
ties, and  destmy  of  Great  Britain.  1846 3567.16 

Powell  {B.)  Christianity  without  Judaism.  1857.        .     .     .  3585.14 
RawUnson  (G.)   The  contrasts  of  Christianity  with  heathen  and 

Jewish  systems.  1861 3586.16 

See  alao  Religion,  below. 

Christology. 

Dorner  IJ.  A.)  History  of  the  development  of  the  doctrines  of 
the  person  of  Christ.    2  pts.  in  5  v.  1861-63.      .     .     .  3546.17 

Fairbairn  {P.)  Review  of  the  controversies  respecting  the  per- 
son of  Christ  iu  Britain  since  the  middle  of  the  17th  century, 
[in^/i  DoBNEB  [J.  A.)   History,  c/c,  V.  3  ]       .     .     .     .3545  21 

Hengstenberg  IE.  M'.)  Chri.'^tology  of  the  O.  T.,  and  commentary 
on  the  messianic  predictions.  4  v.  1854-65 3558.01 

Mac  Whorter  {A.)  yahveh  Christ.    1857 3573.09 

Schmid  (C.  F.)  Biblical  theolugy  of  the  New  Testament.  3592.08 
Sec  also  Jesus  Christ;— Trinity. 

Chronicles. 

Berthean  {E  )   Commentary,  etc.   2  v.    1867 3732.02 

See  also  Bible  :— and  Old  Testament. 

Church  Polity,  Organization,  etc. 

Abbe  /  {R.)  The  city  of  God  and  the  church-makers  :  an  examina- 
tion into  structural  Christianity.    1872 35,13.08 

Alford  (//.)   Essays  on  church  subjects.        3513.20 

Barter  {W.  B.j  Tracts  in  defence  of  the  christian  sabbath,  the 
church,  her  priesthood,  and  her  sai-raments.  1851.    3514.23 

Bickersteth  {E.)  Promised  glory  of  the  church.  1853.     .    .  3517.16 

Bunsen  {C.  C.  J.)  The  constitution  of  the  church  of  the  future. 
1847 3525.21 

Chalmers  (T.)  Church  and  college  establishments,  church  exten- 
sion, and  the  parochial  system.  1H57 3532.24 

Church  and  the  world:  essays  on  questiims  of  the  day.  By  vari- 
ons  writers.    Ed.  by  Rev.  O.  Shipley.  3  v.    Lond.,  1866- 

68.  8° 3534.22 

A'^o/f.—Representing  the  ritualistic  or  high  church  sec- 
tion of  the  church  of  England. 

V.  1.  1866.  University  extension,  by  J.  E.  T.  Rogers. 
Missionary  aspect  of  ritualism,  by  Rev.  R.  F.  Littledale. 
Infanticide,  its  causes  and  cure,  by  Rev.  H.  Hmnble.  Ca- 
thedral reform,  by  M.  E.  C.  Walcott.  On  the  revival  of 
religious  confraternities,  by  S.  Baring-Gould.  Hotpital  and 
workhouse  nursing,  by  A.  Meadows.  Clerical  celibacy,  by 
J.  E.  Vaux.  Reunion  of  the  church,  by  Rev.  E.  L.  Bleukin- 
Bop.  The  last  thirty  years  in  the  church  of  England;  au 
autobiography.  Positivism,  by  Rev.  I.  G.  Smith.  Revela- 
tion and  science.  The  conscience  clause,  by  G.Trevor.  The 
Eucharietic  sacrifice,  by  P.  G.  Medd.  Vows  and  their  rela- 
tion to  religious  communities,  by  T.  T.  Carter.  Study  ol 
foreign  gothic  architecture,  by  G.  E.  Street.  Science  and 
prayer  by  Rev.  M.  MacColl.  Reasonable  limits  of  lawful 
ritualism,  by  T.  W.  Perry.  The  liturgies  of  1549  and  1662, 
contrasted  and  compared,  by  the  editor. 


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V.  2.  18G7.  Some  results  of  tUo  Tractariau  movement  of 
183y.  by  \V.  J.  K.  Bounott.  Preachers  aud  preaL-hing;  tlie 
pulpit  aud  proHS,  by  A.  B.  Evaus.  Tbo  eai^raineut  of  mar- 
ri;i(^»'.  by  J.  W.  Lea.  Public  law  mul  the  Colonial  Church,  by 
E.  iluff.  Ou  Greek  ritrs  in  tlie  WVst,  by  the  Bishop  of 
Brichiu.  Sisterhood  life.  Private  coufeseion  and  absolu- 
tion, by  J.  C.  Chambers.  lUdigiims  toleration,  by  M.  J. 
Bleaker.  Church  music,  by  J.  W.  Rumscy.  The  curate 
q\u'8iion,  by  A.  Baker.  A  layman  s  view  of  coufession,  by 
J.  D.  Chambers.  On  the  court  of  final  appeal  in  lausrs 
ecclesiastical.  The  ritual  law  of  the  church  of  England,  by 
Hon.  C.  Lindsay.  Latitndiuariauism,  by  J.  Uldknow.  The 
three  vows,  by  W.  Humphrey.  Ou  the  symboUsm  of  ritual, 
by  C.  J.  Le  Gept. 

V.  3.  lHt">8.  The  first  report  of  the  ritual  eommisBion.  by 
R.  F.  Littledale.  Defects  in  the  moral  trainmg  of  girls. 
Invocation  of  saints  and  angels,  by  H.  Humble.  Missions 
and  preachiug  orders,  by  J.  E.  Vaux.  Abolition  of  mar- 
riage, by  A.  H.  Cooke.  Origin  of  the  schools  of  thought  in 
ttie  English  Church,  by  S.  Baring  Gould.  Immoral  litera- 
ture. Charitable  Trusts  aud  their  probable  future,  by  C. 
Browne.  The  supernatural,  by  E.  G.  Wood.  On  the  com- 
position and  choice  of  ecclesiastical  music,  by  J.  R.  Luun. 
Spiritual  worship,  by  J.  S.  Pollock.  Retreats,  by  T.  T.  Car- 
ter. Prayers  lor  the  dtad.  by  P.  Cheyne.  Priests  aud  phy- 
sicians, by  A.  Meadows.  Chur.h  politics,  by  E.  L.  Bleukin- 
Bopp.  Art  and  religion,  by  W.  Burges.  The  Natal  scaudal. 
ClayiiV.  L..  ed.)  Essays  ou  church  policy.  18G8.  .  .  .  35;i6.09 
Contents  :  The  ihurch  and  the  working  classes,  by  T.  \V. 
Fowle.  The  voluntary  principle,  by  J.  L.  Davies.  Ou  cler- 
ical Hberty  of  thought  and  speech,  by  the  editor.  The 
church  and  the  universities,  by  \V.  Berkley.  The  church 
aud  the  congregation,  by  E.  A.  Abbott.  The  church  and  the 
education  of  the  people,  by  W.  li.  Clay.  The  church  in  the 
colonies,  by  J.  Westlake.  The  church  as  a  teacher  of  moral- 
ity, by.T.  R.  Seeley. 
Coleman  (I,.)  Apostohcal  and  primitive  church  popular  in  its 
government,  informal  in  its  worship.  1869.  .  .  .  3412.13 
Field  ( IV'.)  Stones  of  the  temple,  or  lessons  from  the  fabric  and 

furuitureof  the  church.     1873 3767.2.') 

Garbett  (£.)  Voices  of  the  church  of  England  against  modern 

sacerdotalism.     186D 355-in3 

Goulburn  (E.  M.)  The  Holy  catholic  church:  its  divine  ideal. 

ministry,  and  institutions.    1873 3555.11 

Hooker  {B.)  Ecclesiastical  pohty.  [In  /((S  Works,  v.1-2.]  1807.  35t)2.21 
Jacob  (fJ.A.)  Eccl.  polity  of  the  New  Testament.     1872.     3564.13 

Judd  (S.)  Ihe  church:  discourses     1854 3563.21 

M'CrU{T.)  On  the  unity  of  the  church.     [In  his  Works,  v.   4. 

1857.J ,     .  3572.16 

McElhinney{J.  G.)  Doctrine  of  the  church;  hist,   monograph. 

1871 3572.16 

Maurice  (F.  D.)  The  kingdom  of  Christ:  or  hints  to  a  qviaker  re- 
specting the  i)rinciples,  constitution  and  ordinances  of  the 

CathoUc  church.     18i2 3574.26 

MemmiH'jer  (R.  \V.)  Present  issues 3575.20 

MialL  {E.)  Views  of  the  voluntary  principle.  1830.  .  .  3575.07 
Palmer  ^  W.]  Treatise  on  the  church  of  Chri-^t.  2  v.  1830.  3.=i82.24 
Eicskin  (-/.)  Notes  on  the  construction  of  sheepfolds.  1860.  3502.02 
Science  and  the  Gospel,  or  the  church  aud  the  nations;  a  series 
of  essays  on  great  Catholic  questions,  [anon.]  1870.  3692.15 
Stowe  {B.)  First  things:  or  the  development  of  thurch  life. 

1859. 3505.16 

Whatelif  (iZ.)  Kiugdom    of   Christ,    aud    a    christian    church. 

1854 3622.15 

See  Ecclesiastical  Law,  p. 

Church  and  State. 

Arnold  [T,]  Miscel.  works:   various  essays 3514.01 

Coleridqe  (S.  S.)  Constitution  of  church  and  state.   {In  his  Works, 
v.  5] *     .  5025.08 

—  Church  and  state.  [//I  Ai5  Works,  V.  6] 6025.00 

Croli/    (G.)    Chui'ch   and    state.      [In    his    Hist,    sketches,    etc. 

1842] 2521.22 

DoUinger  (J.  J.  I.)  The  church  aud  the  churches;   or  the  papucy 

and  the  temporal  power.    1862 3545.05 

Freeman  {Edward  A.)  Disestablishment  and disendowment,  what 

are   they?     1874 3551.26 

Gladstone  (W.E.)  State  in  its  relations  to  the  church.  1839.  3554.21 
Graham  (\V.)   Review  of  eccl.  establishments  in  Europe;  or  re- 
ligious  tests;  and  the  netessity  of  abolishing  exclusive  es- 
tablishments.   1796 3551.09 

Hovcy  [A.)  Religion  and  the  state.    Protection  oralUance?    Tax- 
ation  or   exemption?    1874 3551.25 

Hyde  {E.,  earl  of  Clarendon).  Religion  aud  policy.  2  v.  1811.  3535.08 
Macaulay  {T.  B.)  Gladstone  on  church  aud  state.     [In  his  Essays. 

V.  4.    1850.] 2536.19 

J/rtr^tHt-au  (J^.)  Miscellanies. 3574.07 

Mill  {J.  S.)  State  interference  with  church  property.  [In  his  Dis- 
sertations, etc.   1859.J 2535  20 

IVoel  {B.  ir.)  Essay  on  the  union  of  church  and  state.  1849.  3577.22 

manleif  {A.  P.)  Address  on  the  connection  uf  church  and  state. 

1868 3505.03 

—  Same.  [Essays,  1870.] 3505.06 

Townseml  {G.)   Ecclesiastical  and   civil  history  philosophically 

considered.      1847 3423.08 

Vaughan  (li.)  Essays,  v.  2,  1849 2544.20 

Vinci  (A .)  Church  aud  state.    [In  his  Outlines  of  philosophy,  pp. 

347-403.] 5417.19 

See  also  Church,  p.  80— Councils.  (Vatican,  p.  82.) 

Church  Archaeology,  Architecture,  etc. 

Dolhy  (A .)  ChxiTcXi  vestments:  their  origin,  use,  and  ornament, 
practically  illustrated.     1868 3767.21 


Ecclesinto//isl  [The).  Publ.  by  the  Ecclcsiological,  late  Cambridgo 
Camden  society.     Nov..  1811-Juue,  18i;8.     29  v.     .     .  :t4G6  Ul 

New  York  Ecclesiological  Society.  New  York  EccIusiologiBt.  v. 1-5, 
1849-52.     [No  more  published.] 3632.16 

Peacock  (£'.)  English  (Jhurch  furniture. ornamonts, and  decoratiouH, 
the  Reformation.  [MonuuiontH  of  superstition.]  1866.  3767.20 

Walcott  (M.  £.  C  )  Sacred  archjtiology.     1S68 3767.19 

See  aiJio  Dictionaries  and  Encyclopedias;  also  Architec- 
ture, p.  33. 

Church  History. 

Note. — Sec  also,  among  other  hfadhiffs.  Councils; — Denom- 
inations aud  Sects; — Names  of  particuUir  Deuomiuatious 
and  sects; — Names  of  Countries;— Dictionaries  and  Ency- 
clopxdias  ;--Missions;  —  Popes;  —  Reformation.  —  Roman 
catholic  churcli.  Also  (in  Countries,  etc.)  see  names  of  par- 
ticular towns  aud  cities. 

General   Works. 
Bingham  {J.)  Originos  ecclesiasticfe;  or,  tho  antiquities  of  the 

christian  church.     9  v.     1840 3423  11 

Bunsen  {C.  C.  J.)  Christianity  aud  mankind.     7  v.     1854.     3414.02 
Contents:    v.  1-2.  Hippolytus  aud  his  age.  3-4.  Philc-iophy 

of  universal  history  applied  to  language  aud  rehgion.    5-7. 

Analecta  anti-nicsena. 
5u?/er(C.3/.)  Ecclesiastical  history,  lBt-13th  century.  1868.  3416.01 
Comwallis  (C.  F.)  Christian  doctrine  aud  practice  in  the  second 

century,    [anon]   London,  1850.  16' 341107 

—  Christian  doctrine  and  practice  in  the  12th  century.  London. 

1850     16" 3411.08 

—  On  the  state  of  man  subsequent  to  the  promulgation  of  Chris- 

tianity.    [To   A.  D.  1400.]    4  v.     1851-54 3411.11 

DoUinger  {J.  J.  Ig.)  History  of  the  church,  [to  the  Reformation]. 

4  v.      1840. 3427  Ifi 

Gieseler  {J.  C.  S.)  Compendium,  [To  A.D.1648.]  5  v.  1854-55  3415.(16 
Gray  (Mrs.  H.)   Empire  and   the  church,  from  Cou--tantiiie  to 

Charlemagne     [A.  D.  300-800.]     1857 3414.01 

Hose  (C.)  History  of  the  christian  church.  [To  1853.]  1855.    3416.02 

—  Same.    [New  ed.]  1855 3416.03 

Hemans  (C.  J.)  History  of  ancient  Christianity  and  sacred  art  in 

Italy.     [First  nine   centuries  ] 3424  01 

ifts/ory  of  the  Christian  church  in  the  1st  century.  By  S.  Hinds 
and    J.  H.  Newman.     [About   1853.] 3415  16 

—  Same.  To  the  12th  century.  By  J.  A.  Jeremy,  etc.  1852.  3415.17 

—  Same.    13th  century  to  the  present  time.    By  A.  Lyall,  etc. 

[About  1852.] 3415.18 

Hope  (Mrs.)  Conversion  of  the  Teutimic  race.  Conversion  of  the 
Franks  and  the  Enghsh.     1872 3551.17 

—  Same.    Sequel.    S.  Bouiface  and  the  conversiou  of  Germany. 

1872 3551.18 

Merivale  (C.)  The  conversion  of  the  Northern  nations.  Boyle  lec- 
tures  for   1865 3575.06 

Jortin  (J.)  Remarks  on  eccl.  history.  [To  the  Re.''ormation.]  2  v. 
1846 3423.22 

Marsh  (J.)  Epitoms  of  general  eccl.  history.    1864.     .     .  3413.10 

Milman  (H.  H.)  History  of  the  Latin  chrii^tianity;  to  Nicolas  V. 
[1454.]     6   V.     1847 3417.03 

Milwr  (J.)  History  of  the  church  .of  Christ.  [To  1530.]  4  v. 
1847 3415.12 

.afos/iem  (J. /:.)  Eccl.  history.  Newed.,  continued  to  1826.  by  C. 
Coote.  2  v.     1858.    . 3416  05 

Neander  (A.)  General  history  of  the  christian  religion  and 
church.     [To  the  16th  century.]     6  v.     1859.     .     .     .3415.01 

Priestley  (J.)  General  history,  etc.,  to  the  fa  1  of  the  Western  em- 
pire.    [In  his  Works,  v.  8  10.] 3501.10 

Riddle  (J.  E.)  Eccl.  chronology;  or  annals  of  the  christian 
church.     [To  1837.]       3416.14 

—  Manual    of   christian    antiquities;     constitution,    ministers, 

worship,  customs,  etc.,  ot  the  ancient  church,  particularly 
during  the  3d,  4th,  and  5th  centuries  2d  ed.    1843.     :i416.l7 

Robertson  (J.C.)  Hist,  of  the  church,  v.1-4.  [To  1517.]  1854-73.  3416.07 

Russell  (John,  earl}.  Essays  on  the  rise  aud  progress  of  the  chria- 
tian  religion  in  the  West  of  Europe,  from  the  reign  of  Tibe- 
rius to  the  council  of  Tr.-nt.     1873 3437.15 

Schelhorn  (J.  C.)  AmoBuitates  historise  ecclesiasticsB  et  literariie. 
2v.  1737-38 3431.09 

Stebbing  (//.)  History  of  the  church,  from  the  Diet  of  Augsburg, 
15i30.  to  the  18th  century.     3  v.     1842 3417  10 

—  History  of  the  christian  church,  [to  1402].  2  v.  1833.  3411.01 
Townseiui(G.)     Ecclesiastical   and   civil   history   philosophically 

considered  with  reference  to  the  future  re-imion  of  chris- 
tians. V.  1-2  [To  1389  ] 3423.08 

Waddinqlon  (G.)  History  of  the  church  to  the  reformation.  3417.01 

Walmesley  IC.)  General  history  of  the  Christian  church,  deduced 

from  the  Apocalypse.  By  eig.  Pastorini.  [pseud.]  18<i7.  3411.18 

Wiltsch  (J.  E.  T.)  Handbook  of  the  geography  and   statistics  ol 

the  church,     [A.  D.,  70-1521]  2  v.   1868 3411.03 

Earlier  Centuries  of  Christianity. 
Alei.ander  (J. A.)  Notes  ou  New  Testament  Hterature.  1861.  3413.09 
Baumqarten  (.V.)  History  of  the  church  in  tho  apostolic  age.  3  v. 

1854.   . 3414.00 

Bunsen  (C.  C.  J.)  Hippolytus  and  his  age.  2  v.  1854.     .     .  3414. U5 
Contents  :  v.  1.  Hippolytus  and  the  teachers  of  the  apostoUc 
age.    2    Life  of  the  christians  of  the  apostoUc  age. 

Cave(W.)  Primitive  Christianity    1840 3414  15 

Chateaubriami  (R.  F.  A.  de).  La  naissance  du  christianisme.  443.09 
Crake  (A.  D.)    History  of  the  church  under  the  Roman  empire. 

A.  D.  30-176.  1873 3411.20 

Donaldson  (J.)  Critical  history  of  christian  literature  and  doc- 
trine from  the  death  of  the  Apostles  to  the  Nicene  council. 

[A  D.  325].  1864-66 3413.19 

Eliot  (S.)  Hist,  of  liberty,  pt.  2.  The  early  christians.  2  v.  3423  03 


In  asking  fur  boL.l;s,  use  the  ■•  Book  O-dc.-,"  giving  the  AUTHOR'S  NAME,  the  first  part  of  the  TITLE,  aud  the  Nr-\IDER. 


8^ 


BIBLICAL,  RELIGIOUS,  AND  ECCL.  LIT.  :  Chujch  History  io  Ccunoils. 


Eusebrus  Pamphilus.  Eccl.  history  to  A.  D.  324.  Ifi38.  .  .  3413.14 
Evagrius.  History  of  the  church,  A.  D  4^1-594.  3854.  .  3413.06 
Fteury  (C.)  Eccl.  history.  (A.  D.  381-455.]  3  v.  1842.      ,     .  3427.18 

—  The  maunera  of  tl  e  christians.  1872 35.'32.26 

Gleig  <G.R.)  Dissertatiou  ou  tUe  primitive  church.  [/nMosheim's 

Eccl.  hist.,  V.  1.  1858.] 3410.05 

Hinds  {S.)  and  Neioman  {J.  U.)    History  of  the  christian  church 

in  the  1st  century 3415.16 

Hop&  {Mrs.)  The  early  martyrs.  [To  A.  D.  320.]  ....  3424.06 
MaUan  [M.)  Church  history  ol  the  first  tieveu  centuries.  3425.22 
Maurice  {F.  D.)   Lectuies  on  the  eccl.  history  of  the  Ist  and  2d 

centuries.  1854 3414.19 

^fiall  iJ.C.)  Memorials  of  early  Christianity  [to  A.  D.  304].    3413.12 
Milman  (H.  H.)  History  of  Christianity,  to  the  abolition  of  Pagan- 
ism. 2  v.  1840 3423.01 

Same.  1844 3416.M4 

Jfi^ner  (J^.)  History  of  the  church  ;  to  the  rise  of  the  papacy.   [6th 

century.]  Ahridged.  1844 3413,11 

Morrison  {J.  C.)    Lite  and  times  of    Saint  Bernard.  1091  1153. 

1863.  -     .     . 341H.08 

XeanderlA.)    The  emperor  Julian  and  his  generation.  .  3413.07 

—  Hietory  of  the  planting  and  training  of  the  christian  church. 

by  the  apostles.  2  v.  1851. 3413.01 

—  Memorials  of  christian  life  in  the  early  and  middle  ages.  3413  03 
Newman  (J.  il.)  The  Aiians  ot  the  4th  century.  1871.  .  .  3413.22 
Philostorgins.  Keel,  history.  [A.  D.  324-425.]  1355.  .  .  .  3413  05 
Pressense  [E.  de).  Early  years  of  Christianity.  1869.  .  .  3413  16 
Reuss  (E.)    History  uf  christian  theology  in  the  apostolic  age 

V.  1.  1872 3587.11 

Sckaff(P.)    History  of   the  christian  church.    A.  D.  1-600.    [To 

Gregory  the  tireat.]  v.  1-3.  1860-67 3416,12-13 

Simpson  ( iV.)    Epitome  of  the  history  of  the  Christian  church 

during  the  first  three  centuries.  4tU  ed.  1862.  .  .  3411.05 
Socrates  Scholastic  lis.  Eccl.  history.  A.  D.  305-439.  .  .  .  3413.04 
Soper  {E.)  Histoi-y  of  the  christian  church  to  Constantine  [A.  D., 

364.] 3417.02 

Sozomt-nus.  History  of  the  church.  A.  D.  324-440.  .  .  .  3413.05 
Taylor  (iV.  E.)  Hippolytus,  and  the  christian  church  of  the  3d 

century 3413.15 

Taylor  (I.)    Ancient  Christianity  and  the  doctrine  of  the  Oxtord 

tracts  for  the  times.  2  v 3612.13 

Theodoretus.  History  of  the  church,  A.  D.  322-427.  .  .  .  3413.06 
Ullmann  [C.)  Gregory  of  Nazianzum.  4th  century.  .  .  3072.17 
Wilt  {J.  G.)     Mutual  influence  of  the  christian  doctrine  and  the 

school  of  Alexandria    1862 2624.15 

Mediaeval  Church  History  aiid  Missions. 
Digby  {K.  H.)  Mores  catholici,  or  ages  of  faith.  11  t.  .     .  3421.06 
Hemans  {C.  /.)  History  of  mediieval  Christianity  in  Italy.  3424.02 
Mar.Uar  (G.  F.)  Apostles  of  mediaeval  Europe.  1869.     .     .  3418.10 

—  History  of  christian  missions  during  the  middle  ages.  3418.11 
Maitland  [S.  R.)  The  dark  ages  :  essays.  2d  ed.  1845.  .  3425.06 
Neander  (A.)    Memorials  of  the  christian  life  in  the  early  and 

middle  ages.  1852 3413.03 

Wyse  {J  )    A  thousand  years,  or  the  missionary  centres  of  the 

middle  ages.  [1872.] 3462.02 

See  Crusades,  in  general  alphabet. 

18(/t  and  Idth  Centuries. 

Baird  (R.)  The  christian  retrospect  and  register  :  the  first  half 
of  the  19th  century.   1851 3412.12 

Hagenbach  (K.  R.)  History  of  the  church  in  the  18th  and  19th 
centuries.  2  v.  1869 3417.14 

Clerical  Anecdotes  and  Sketches. 

Clergyman  and  doctors:  curious  facts  and  characteristic  sketches. 
1870 3535.26 

Doran  (J.)  Saints  and  sinners;  or,  in  church  and  about  it.  2  v. 
1868 3544.14 

Frampton  [J.)  Three  dialogues  on  the  amusements  of  clergymen. 
{anon.}     1797 3515.16 

Jackson  {T.)  Curiosities  of  the  pulpit,  and  pulpit  literature: 
memorabilia,  anecdotes,  etc.,  from  the  4th  century  to  the 
present  time.  1868 3562.29 

Jeaffreson{J.C.)  Book  about  the  clergy.  2  v.  1870.    .     .     .  3563.11 

Lambeth  and  the  Vatican  :  ancLdoles  of  churches  and  sects.  3  v. 
1825 6216.06 

Pulpit  {The).  [Percy  anecdotes,  v.  16.  1823.] 6211.16 

Ramsay  (E.  B.)  Pulpit  table-taJk 3586.13 

Sec  also  Preaching. 

Communion. 

[See  Lord's  Supper.] 

Congr  e  gat  ioualism. 

Bacon  {L.  and  others).  Contributions  to  the  eccl.  history  of  Con- 
necticut.  3457.16 

Brooklyn  council  of  1874.  Letter  missive,  statement,  and  docu- 
ments, together  with  official  report.  1874 3457.22 

Clarke  [D.)  Orthodox  Congregationalism  and  the  sects.    .  3535.22 

Dexter  {H.  M.)  Congregationalism  :  what  it  is,  etc.  Why  it  is  bet- 
ter than  any  other  form  of  church  government.  1865.  3544.09 

E-clesia:    church  problems  considered;    essays.     Ed.    by   H.    R- 

Reyuolds.     1H70 3545.15 

Contents:  Primitive  Ecclesia.  by  J.  Stonghton.  The  church 
in  its  historical  development,  by  J.  H.  Thomson.  The  "  Re- 
ligious Ufe"  and  christian  society,  by  J.  B  Brown.  Church 
and  state,  by  E.  R.  Conder.  l-'orgiveness  aud  absolution  of 
Bins,  by  H.  R.  Reynolds.  Doctrine  of  the  real  presence  and 
of  the  Lord's  supper,  by  R  W.Dale.  The  worship  of  the 
church,  by  H.  Allon.  The  Congregationalism  of  the  future. 
by  J.  G.  Rogers.  Modern  missions  and  their  results,  by  J. 
Mullens. 


Same.  2d  series.  1871.* 

Contents:  Baptismal  regeneration,  by  E.  Mellor  Tlie  in- 
carnation, by  W.  L.  Alexander.  The  catholic  church,  by  H. 
R.  Reynolds.  Art  aud  religion,  by  J.  Gilbert.  Rule  of  laith, 
or,  creed  and  creeds,  by  H.  Batchelnr.  Our  national  univer- 
sities, by  A,  S.  Wilkins.  The  idea  of  the  church  in  relation 
to  modern  Congregationalism,  by  R.  W.  Dale. 

Hanbury  {B.)  Historical  memorials  relating  to  the  Independents, 
or  CongregatiouaUsts.     [To  A.  D.  1660.]    3  v.    1839.     3435.14 

PwncAffr(/(<7.)  History  of  congregationaUsra.  A. D.  250-1616.  3456.21 

Religious  republics:' six  essays.     1869 3586.22 

Contents:  Congregational  polity,  by  W.  M.  Fawcett.  Ex- 
ternal relations  of  Congregationalism,  by  T.  M.  Herbert. 
The  congregationalist  character,  by  E.  G.  Herbert.  Congre- 
gationalism and  assthetics.  by  T.  H.  Pattisou.  Congregation- 
alism and  science,  by  P.  H.  Pye-Smith.  The  spirit  of  nou- 
conforniity,  by  J   Anstie. 

White  (D.  A.)  New  England  Congregationalism  illustrated  by  the 
early  records  of  the  first  chnrch   in   Salem.     1861      3457. '^0 
See  also  Denominations  and  Sects  ;— Dissenters  ;— New 
England. 

Conscience  and  Casuistry. 

Alford  (//.)  The  christian  conscience.  \In  his  Essays,  etc.]  3513.20 
Baxter  {R.)  Practical  theology.  [In  his  Works,  v.  1.]  .  .  3518  01 
Halt  (./.)  Cases  of  conscience.  [In  his  Works,  v.  7.]  .  .  .  S.^ehOT 
Mnurice{F.  D.)  The  conscience.  Lectures  on  casuistry.  .  3574.22 
Pike  {S.),  and  Hayward  {S  )  Religious  cases  of  conscience.  3584.19 
See  also  Religious  liberty,  p.  101. 

Consolation  in  AfElictlou. 

Burritt(E.)  The  mission  of  great  BufferingB.     1867.     .     .  3526.18 
Cuyter  {!'.  L.)    The  empty  crib.    Consolation   for  bereaved   par- 
ents.    1869 3537.17 

£/i"o(  ( TF.  ff.)  The  discipline  of  sorrow.  1868,  16°.     .     .     .  3546.18 

Fosberg  (T.  V.,ed.)    Voices  of  comfort.     1873 3552.27 

Hale  {L.  P.)   The  service  of  sorrow.     1867 3556.19 

Uinton  {J.)  The  mystery  of  pain:  a  book  for  the  sorrowfiU. 

1872 3562.05 

Lifting  the  veil,     [anon]     1870 3566.15 

Peabody  {A.  P.)   Christian  consolation.     1867 3518.04 

Plutarch.  Consolation  to  ApoUonius.  [/n  Ai5  Morals,  v.  1,  pp. 
299-337.] 6435.20 

—  Consolatory  letter  to  his  wife.    [In  his  Morals,   v.  5,  pp.  386- 

394.] 5436.30 

TheUvall{A.  S.)  Thoughts  in  affliction.    1860 3611.01 

Thornton  {J.)  Bereaved  parents  consoled.    1861.    .    .    .  3611.01 

Convents  and  Convent  L'fe. 

[See  Monastic  institutions.] 

Conversion. 

Baxter  (iZ.  Of  conversion,    [/ra  ftis  Works,  v.  2.]    .    .    .    .3518.01 

Geer  (G  J.)  Conversion  of  St.  Paul.     1871 3554.24 

Hoge    {IV.    J.)    Blind    Bartimeus;    or,    the     sightless    sinner, 

1859 3662.17 

See  also  Regeneration  ; — Revivals. 

Corinthians. 

[See  Epistles.] 
Councils. 

Hefele{K.  H.)  History  of  the  Christian  councils,  to  325.  .  3431.11 

Landon  {E.  H.)  Manual  of  councils  of  the  Holy  Catholic  Church, 
comprising  the  substance  of  the  most  remarkable  and  im- 
portant canons,  alphabetically  arranged.   1846.    .    .  3424.07 

Lindsay  {A.  W.  C.  lord).  Ecumenicity  in  relation  to  the  church  of 

England.      1870 3567.16 

Council  of  Trent. 

Bungener  {L.  F.)  History  of  the  council  of  Trent.  1855.  .  3425.10 
Vatican  Council. 

Capel  [Mmisiffnnr).  Reply  to  W.  E.  Gladstone's  Political  expostu- 
lation.   1875 3527.24 

Deutsch  {E.  0.  M.)  Literary  remains,  pp.  210-265.  1874.     .  3545.07 

Duliinger  (J.  J.  I.)  The  pope  aud  the  council.  By  Janus,  [pseud.] 
2d  ed.  Loudon,  1809 3425.15 

Gladstone  (  W.  E.)  The  Vatican  decrees  in  their  bearing  on  civil 
allegiance  ;  a  political  expostulation.  Added  a  history  of 
the  council  ;  with  the  Latin  aud  En-^lish  text  of  the  papal 
syllabus  and  the  Vatican  decrees,  by  P.  SchaflF.   1875.  3554.30 

Vaticanism:  an  answer  to  reproofs  aud  replies.  1875.  3554.31 

Hergenrother  (J.)  Anti-Janus:  an  historico-theological  criticism  of 
"The  Pope  and  the  council,"  by  Jauus.    1870.     .     .  3561.18 

Manning  {II.  E.)  The  Centeuiiry  of  St.  Peter  aud  the  General 
council:  a  pastoral  letter  to  the  clergy.    1S67.     .    .  3.574.10 

—  The  Vatican  Council,  and  its  definitions.    1780.    .     .     .3574.09 

—  The  Vatican  decrees  in  their  bearings  on    civil  allegiance. 

1875 3574.33 

Xeivman  {J.  H.)  Letter  on  occasion  of  Mr.  Gladstone's  Expostu- 
lation.   1875 3578.09 

Pressensc  {E.  de).  Rome  and  Italy  at  the  opening  of  the  CEcumenic  d 

councU.     1870 3585.16 

Prussia  aud  the  Vatican.    [MacmUlan.  v.  30.  1874.] 

War  between  Prussia  and  Rome.    [Qa.  rev.  Api.  1874.  v.  136.] 

I<!ote. — 5ee^?fK;ricaH  annual  eucyclopiedia,  years  1870, 1871: 

article  Roman  Catholic  church.    Tlie  text  of  the  dogma  is 

given  in  Latin  auil  English  among  the  pubUc  documents  of 

the  annual  for  1870,  page  640. 

Covetousuess. 
Dick  {T  )  An  essay  on  the  sin  and  evils  of  covetousuess.    [Works, 
V.   1.     1853.] 6033.01 


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Harris  tJ.)  Mammon  ;  or,  covetousness  the  sin  of  the  christiaa 
church.     18;i7 y6G,i.04 

Cresds. 
Barrow  (/.)  The  apoatiea'  creed:  sermons.    [Works,  v.  2.]  3616.02 
Bingham  {J.)  Uf  catechumens  and  creeds.    [In  his  Antiquities, 

etc.     V.   3.] 3423.13 

^ote.—Gives  the  text  of  the  princiijal  early  creeds. 
Duncan  {J.  M.)  Remarks  on  the  rise.   use.  and  uulawfuloesa  of 

creeds  and  confessions  of  faith.    1825 3543. 27 

Garbf.tt  (E.    The  dogmatic  faith.    The  relation  of  revelation  and 

dogma.  Bampton  lectures,  1867.  1868.  12".  .  .  .  3554.17 
Harvey  ( iVm.  W.)    History  and  theology  of  the  three  creeds.  2  v. 

1854 8541.07 

Miller  {J.)  Fetich  in  theology  ;  or  doctrinalism  twin  to  ritualism. 

1874 3575.30 

yicolas  (J/.)  Le  symhole  des  Apotres  :  essai  historique.  3577.21 
Pearson  J.)  Exposition  of  the  creed.  With  au  appendix,  coutaiu- 

iug  t!ie  principal  Greek  and  Latin  creeda.  1851.  .  .  3584.06 
Perring  {Sir  i'.)  Churches  and  tht-ir  creeds.  1871.  .  .  .  3584.14 
Spring  (G  )  Dissertatiou  of  the  rule  of  fjitli.  1844.  .  .  5093.04 
Sivainson  [C.  A.)  The  creeda  of  the  church,  in  their  relations  to 

the  word  ot  God  and  to  the  conscieuLC  of  the  christian. 

Hulseau  lectures,  1857 3595.23 

See  also  Athanasian  Creed;— Thirty-nine  articles. 

Cross. 

Crosses,  [i  articles  in  Ecclesiologist.  v.  8-9,  184S.]  .  .  .  3365.04 
Hewson  { iV.)  History  of  the  Cross.  [In  hi^  Scriptiiies,  etc.]  3736.06 
MortilUt  {G.  de).  Xa  eigne  de  la  croix  avaut  le  christianisme. 

1866 1463.11 

See  a'$o,  in  the  general  alphabet,  Fine  arts  ^Sacred  art. — 

Symbolism.) 

Culture  and  Religion. 

Shairp  (J.  C.)    Culture  and  religion  in  some  ot  their  relatione. 

1871 3593.05 

See  also  headings  '  Christianity,'  *  Church,'  p.  80. 

Daniel  (Book  of ). 

Bames[A.)THoteB,  etc.  1863 3734.06 

Calvin  (J.)  Commentaries,  etc.   2  T.  1852-53 3734.08 

Elliott   (E.  B.)    Examination  of  the  chief  prophecies  of  Daniel. 

[In  his  Horie  apocalypticie.  1866.] 3756.14 

HengsUnberg  (£,'.  W.)  Dissertation  on  the  genuiueuess  of  Daniel. 

1847 3734.07 

Deans. 

Damey  {W.)  Horte  Decanise  rurales.  Of  rural  Deaus.  2  v.  3541.16 

Death, 

;>/kM  (TT.)  Reflections  on  Death.  1818 1641.04 

Warton  iJ.)  Death-bed  scenes  and  pastoral  couverBations.  2d  ed. 

4  V." 3617.16 

^V€lhy  (H.)  Mysteries  of  life,  death,  and  futurity.  1863.    .  3622.0C 
Sec  also  Consolation  in  affliction,  p.  82. 

Deism. 

LflamliJ.)  View  of  deistical -writers  of  England.  1S36.  .  3566.06 
Leslie  {(•.)  Short  aud  easy  method  with  the  Deists,   [hi  Christian 

literature.] 3538.01 

IVollastotHM'.)  The  religion  of  nature  deliueated.  1738.  .  3628.05 
See  also  Natural  rt-Ugiou. 

Deluge. 

Buckland  (JV.)  Reliquia;  Diluvian.'P ;  or,  observations  on  organic 
remains  attesting  the  action  ot  an  universal  deluge,  2d  ed. 
1824 4117.03 

0'?ns^ead  (J".  -V.)  Xoah  and  his  times.  1854 3581.05 

Rickart  (C.  von).  Menes  and  Cheops  identified  in  histoiy  under 
different  names.    1869 1076.05 

Smith  {G.\  Chaldaian  account  of  the  deluge  from  terra  cotta  tab- 
lets found  at  Nineveh.  Two  photographs,  with  trausbtion. 
1872 A. 27. 15 

2'wcmioio(C)  Facts  and  fossils  to  prove  the  deluge  of  Xuah.  3762.11 
See  also  Commentaries  on  Genesis. 

Denominations  and  Sects. 

American  christian  record  :  containing  the  history,  confession 
of  faith,  and  statistics  of  each  religious  den  tmination  in  the 

United  States  and  Europe.  1860 »155.01 

Beecher  {T.  K.)  Our  seven  churches.  1870 3412.18 

Contents:  Roman  Catholic    Presbyterian.  Protestant  Epis- 
copal.    Methodist  EpiscopaL     Baptist  and  Congregational. 
Liberal  christian. 
Blunt  (J,  H.)    Dictionary  of  sects,  heresies,  ecclesiastical  parties 

and  schools  ot  religious  thought.  1874 :i428  05 

Cornwallis  [C.  F.  and  others).  Christian  sects  in  the  19th  ceutiiry. 

1850 3411.oy 

Curleis  {G.  H.)   Dissent  in  its  relation  to  the  church  of  England. 

Hampton  lectures.  1871.  1872 3537.16 

Gardner  (7.)  "Faiths  of  the  world.  2  v.  1858-60.       .     ,     .  3428.01 

Denominational  reason  why.  1866 3412.19 

G<irHe  [P.  D.)  Churches  and  sects  of  the  U  S.  1850.     .    .  3555.03 

flayioan/ (J^.)  Book  of  rehgions.  1870 3411.19 

Physiology  of  the  sects.  1874 3584.24 

Cmitmts  ;  t;hurchmen.  Roman  catholics.  Independents. 
Baptists.  Presbyterians.  Friends.  Unitarians. 

Pitts  street  chapel  lectures.    Boston.  1858.  12" 3564.12 

Clark  [W.  R  )  Why  1  am  a  Metliodist.  Thayer  {T.  B.)  Why 
are  you  a  Universalist?  Adams  (N.)  Why  am  I  a  Trinitarian 
CongrL-gati">nalist?  Sykes  (J.  N.)  Why  I  am  a  Baptist.  Ran- 
dall (G.  M.)  Why  1  am  a  churchmau.  Dewey  ,0.)  Why  lam 
a  Uuitarian.     King  (T.  S.)  Spiritual  Christianity. 


Starsden  {J.  B.)    History  of  christian  churchca  and  eecta.    2  v. 

1856 3412.03 

Rupp  (I.  D.)    History  of  the  religious  deuomiuatious  in  tbe 

United  States.  1844 3458.03 

Where  is  the  city  ?  [anon.]  1868 30:/3.01 

Contents:  Baptists.  Congregationaliets.  Methodists.  Epis- 
copalians. Quakers.  Swedeuborglaus.  Spiritualists.  Uui- 
versalists.  Uuitariaus. 

Sec  also  the  names  of  various  Churches  and  Sects. 

Devil  and  Evil  Spirits. 

Coble  (F.  P.)  The  devil.  [In  Fortnightly  rev.,  v.  16,  1871.] 

Beard  (J.  R.)  Autobiography  of  Salan.  1872 3515.23 

DeFoe{D.)  History  of  the  devil.   1851 3544.01 

Same.  [In  his  Miscel.  works,  v.  10.] 5032.10 

Hunt  (Leigh).  Treatise,  «(c.  [/«  A/i  Wi(*hing-cap  papers.]  .  2532.24 
Kernot  (Henry).    Bibhotheca  diabolica ;    books  relating  to  the 

devil.  1874 3544.26 

Laporte  iH.de).  The  devil  :  does  he  exist?  and  what  does  be  do? 

1871 3543.24 

Masson  (D.)  The  three  devils  :  Luther's,  Milton's,  and  Goethe's. 

1874 2536.30 

Matecr[S.)  Account  of  Travancore  and  its  devil  worship.  1031.13 
RevilleiA.)     The  devil,  his  origin,  greatness,  and  decadence. 

1871 3.i86.27 

Boot  (J.)  Horrors  of  delirium  tremens.  1844 3587.22 

Sole. — Asserts  the  existence  of  a  personal  Devil. 

Scott  (R.)  Scriptural  claims  ot  the  devil.  ls22 3592.06 

Sharp  (G.)    The  case  of  Saul,  shewing  that  his  disorder  was  a 

real  spiritual  possession 3812.29 

Young  (Joseph).  Demonology  :  or  the  scripture  doctrine  of  devils. 

1856 3625.22 

See  also,  in  the  general  alphabet,  Occult  sciences  ; — Spirit- 
ualism ;— Superstitions ;— Witchcraft. 

Devotional  "Works. 

Amory  (T.)  Dialogue  on  devotion,  after  the  manner  of  Xenophon. 
2d  ed.  1746 3022  22 

Beecher  (H.  W.)  Morning  and  evening  exercises.-  Ed.  by  L.  Ab- 
bott. 1871 3516.22 

Bogatzky  (C.  H.von).  God's  thought  of  peace  in  war.  1762.  1091.13 

—  Golden  treasury  for  the  children  of  God.  1872.   ,     .    .  3522.19 

Friswell  (J.  H.)  The  silent  hour.  1868 3553  12 

Gasparin(Mme.A.de).  The  near  and  the  heavenly  horizons.  3554.14 
Greenwell  (D.)  Colloquia  Crucis:    a  sequel  to  "Two  friends." 

1871 3555.27 

Juliana  (Mother).  Sixteen  revelations  of  divine  love.  1864.  3563.23 
Kempis  (T.  dl.  Of  the  imitation  of  Jesus  Christ.    Rendered  into 

EngUsh'  by  G.    Stanhope.     1702 3513.18 

~  Some.    Introd.  essay,  by  T.  Chalmers.    With  life,  by  C.  UU- 

man.     1858 3513.17 

Loomis  (L.  C.)  Mizpah.  Prayer  and  friendship.  1858.  .  3566.18 
J/oun(Aird  (IF.)  Euthanasy,  or  happy  talk   towards  the  end  of 

Uie.    . 3576.01 

Patience  of   hope.    By  the  author    of   *'A   present   heaven." 

1862 ^ 3583.10 

Phelps  (A .)  The  still  hour;  or,  communion  with  God.  1862.  3584.20 

5ci*ddgr  (//)  Christian's  daily  walk.     1776 3592.12 

Swetchine  (S.  S.,  Mme.)  Writings.    Ed.    by    Count    de   Falloux. 

1869 3595.21 

Taylor  (J.)  The  rule  aud  exercises  of  holy  living.  1864.    .  3612.18 

—  The  rule  aud  exercises  of  holy  dying.  1864 3612  19 

Teresa  de  Jesus  (Si.)  Way  of  perlectiou;  and  conceptious  of  divine 

love.      1852 3612.22 

TltoIuck(A.)  Hours  of  christian  devotion.  1H71.  .  .  .  3613.07 
Tivo   friends.      By    the    author   of    "The    patience   of  hope." 

1863 3614.22 

Upham(T.  C.\  The  hfe  of  faith.  1857 3615.13 

—  Principles  of  the  hidden  life,  faith  and  love.    1858.     .  3615.12 

Watts  (J.)  Discourse  on  the  love  of  God.    1799 3617.24 

Zschokke   (H.)     Meditations    on    life    and    its    religious  duties. 

1863. 3625.25 

Sec  Prayers;— Liturgies. 

Dictionaries  and  Encyclopaedias. 

Blunt  (J.  H.)  *Dictionai*y  of  doctrinal  and  historical  theology. 

2d  ed.     1872 3428.04 

—  *Dietionary  of   sects,   heresies,    ecclesiastical    parties,    and 

schools  of  reUgious  thought.     1874 3428.05 

Eadie  (J.)  Ecclesiastical  cyclopiedia;  or  dictionary  of  christian 

antiquities  and  sects.     1862 3412.01 

IlrTzog  (J.  J.)  Real-e  ncy  clop  lid  ie  fiir  protestantische  Theologie 

uud  Kirch e.    20  v.    1854-65 3568.18 

Same.    Protestaat  theological  aud  ecclesiastical  encyclopss- 

dia:  a  condensed  translaiiou,  by  J.  H.  A.  Bomberger.     v.  1. 

Phila.     1858.    8" 3418.18 

Hook  (W.  F.)   Chunh   dictionary.     1854 3412.02 

M'CliJUock  (J.)  ami  Slrotig  (J.)  *Cyclopaedia  of  biblical,  theological, 
and  ecclesiastical  hterature,  v.  1-5.  1867-73.  .  .  .  3716.11 
See  also  Bible.   Dictionaries,  p.  79.) 

Dissent. 

Canne  (J.)  A  necessity  of  separation  from  the  church  of  England 
proved  by  the  "x  on  conformists'  principles.  1849.  [Han- 
serd  Kuollys  Society.] 3558.10 

Curteis  (G.  H.)  Dissent  iu  its  relation  to  the  church  of  Eng- 
land  3537.16 

Martin''-au(J.)   \Wiy   dissent?    An   address.     1871.     .     .  3574.30 

Taylor  (J.  J.)  Ketrospect  of  tlie  reUgious  life  of  England;  or,  the 
church,  Puritanism,  and  free  iuouiry.  iid  ed.  revised. 
1853 3140.14 

Vaugkan  (R.)  English  nonconformity.    1862 3446.16 


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Dissenters. 

Boaur  ID.)  and  Bennett  [J.)  History  of  the  disaenters.  1688-1808. 
4  V.  1808-12 3136.03 

Fletcher  (J.)  Hist,  of  independency  in  England,  since  the  Re- 
formation.   4  V.     1817 3152.17 

Halitxi  IR.)  Lancashire:  its  puritanism  and  nonconformity.  2  v. 
1809 3136.16 

Skeats  (U.S.)  History  of  the  free  churches  of  England  1688-1851. 
1869 3135,17 

Wilson  ( ir.)  History  and  antiquities  of  Disaeutiug  churches  and 
meeting  houses  iti  Loudon,  Westniiuster,  and  .Suutltwark, 

4  v.    1808-1804 346'2.13 

See  also  Baptists  ; — Oongregationalists  ; — Methodists  ; — 
Presbyterians  ; — Puritans,  etc. 

Doctrine  and  Dogma. 

Bernard  {T.  D.)  The  progress  of  doctrine  in  the  New  Testament. 

1867 3523.05 

Blunt  (./.  H.)  Dictionai'y  of  sects,  heresies,  ecclesiastical  parties. 

aud  schools  of  religious  thought.  1874 312S.0B 

Eaoenbach  IS.  R)     Teit  book  of  the  history  of  doctrines.    2  v. 

1863. 3556  07 

Martensen  (7f.)  Christian  dogmatics.  1866 3573.21 

yeatiderlA.)  Lectures  on  the  history  of  christian  dogmas.    2  v. 

18,58 3577.U4 

Sltedd  {\V.  G.  T.)  History  of  christian  doctrine.  2  v.  1863.  3693  10 
Van  Oosterzee  {J.  J.)  Christian  dogmatics.    From  the  Dutch,  by 

J.  W.  Watson  and  -M.  J.  Evans,    v.  1-2 3616.10 

See  also  Church  history:— Creeds;  Systematic  theology, e/t*. 

Druids. 

Zlaui'eslE.)  Mythology  and  rites  of  the  British  Druids.1809.  3817.19 
Essay  on  the  Neodruidic  heresy  in  Britannia.    Part  1.    [anon.] 

1838 3818.15 

Identity  of  the  religions  called  Druidical  and  Hebrew,     [amiti.] 

1829 5091.02 

Ledwich  (£.)     A  dissertation  on  the  religion  of  the  Druids. 

[Archjeologia,  v.  7.  1785.J 6128. 

Rust  {J.)  Druidism  exhumed.  1871 3587.21 

Smiddy  (S.)  Essay  on  the  Druids,  the  ancient  churches,  and  the 

Round  Towers  of  Ireland.  1871 3817.26 

See  also  Histories  of  England,  France,  and  .Scotland.  {Celtic 
period. ) 

Dutch  Reformsd  Church. 

Heidelberg  catechism,  in  German.  Latin,  and  English  :  with  his- 
torical introduction.  1863 3562.32 

Eastern  and  Greco-Russian  Churches. 

Hoii/ Eastern  church  :  a  popular  outline  of  its  history,  doctrines, 
liturgies,  and  vestments.  {anon.\  1870 3121.19 

Ifeale  [J  M.)  History  of  the  Holy  Eastern  church.  General  in- 
trod.    2  V.   1850 3466.01 

—  History  of  the  Patriarchate  of  Alexandria.  2  v.  1847     .  3466.03 

Palmer  I  Win.,  translator).     The  PalriarcU  and  the  Tsar.     3  v, 

1871-73 3583.20 

V.  1.  Replies  of  Nicou.  patriarch,  against  the  questions  of 
the  boyar  Simeon  Streshneff.  aud  the  answers  of  the  metro- 
politan of  Gaza,  Paisius  Ligarides. 

2.  Testimonies  concerning  the  patriarch  Nicon,  the  tsar, 
and  the  boyars,  from  the  travels  of  Macarius. 

3.  History  of  the  condemnation  of  Nicon  by  a  plenary 
council,  1606-67.     Written  by  Paisius  Ligarides. 

Bomanof  (H.  C.)  Sketches  of  the  rites  and  customs  of  the  Greco- 
Russian  church.  18i;9 3424.18 

Stanley  {A.  P.)    Lectures  on  the  history  of  the  Eastern  church. 

1861 3417.09 

Tondini  (C)     The  pope  of  Rome  and  the  popes  of  the  oriental 

churches.  1871 3424.17 

Ecclesiastes. 

Hengstenberg  (B.  W.)  Commentary,  etc.  1869 3734.10 

Noyes  (<?  R.)    New  translation,  with  introd.  and  notes.    4th  ed. 

1868 3734.10 

Sandys  {O.)  Paraphrase,  etc.   [In  Ids  Poetical  works.]    .     .  1084.32 
See  Bible  :  and  Old  Testament,  lor  other  commentaries, 
OS  Lange,    v.  lu  [;i726.191  ;    aud    Speaker's    commentary, 
v.  4  [3726.11]. 

Ecclesiastical  Law. 

ry(er{K.  H.)  American  ecclesiastical  law.  1866 3614.27 

See  aho  Church  polity. 

Elijah. 

Lowrie  (J.  M.)  The  translated  prophet.  1868 3506.20 

.See  Prophets. 

England. 
Oeneral  Church  BMory  and  Present  Establishment. 
Collier  (J.)    Ecclesiastical  history  of  Great  Britain  to  the  end  of 
the  reign  of  chiirlea  the  second.    New  ed.    With  life  of  the 

author,  by  T.  Cathbury.  9  v.  1852 3444.03 

Bs^ui™:  (J.)  Religious  life  in  Eugland.  1867 3443.04 

Puller  [T.)  Church  history  of  Britain,  until  1648.  3  v.  1842.  3444.13 
Harrington  (Sir  J.)  .\ddicion  to  Godwin's  catalogue  of  bishops. 

f/n /lis  Wuga  antique,  v.  2,  pp.  1-281.] 473.22 

Hook  ( W.  F.)    Lives  of  the  Archbishops  of  Canterbury,    v.  1-8. 

1860-69 3446.04 

v.  1,  Anglo-Saxon  period.    2.  Anglo-Norman  period.    3-5. 
Middle-age  period.     0-8.  Reformation  period. 
Iltmt  (J)  Religious  thought  in  Eugland,  from  the  reformation  to 
the  end  of  the  last  century.  1S70    2  V 3416.17 


Inett  {.I.)  Origines  Anglicans  :  or.  a  history  of  the  English 
church  from  the  conversion  of  the  English  Saxons  till  the 
death  of  King  John,  1216.  2  v.  in  3.  1855 3444.19 

Johnson  {J  )  Collection  of  the  laws  and  canons  of  the  church  of 
Englaud  to  the  reign  of  Henry  viii.  2  v.  1860.  .     .     .  3436.19 

Joyce  {J.  W.)  The  civU  power  in  its  relation  to  the  church  :  with 
special  reference  to  the  court  of  final  ecclesiastical  appeul 
in  England.  1869 3436.22 

Le  ]Veve  :J.)  Fasti  Ecclcsi^e  Anglicani©,  or  calendar  of  the  prin- 
cipal ecclesiastical  dignitaiies  in  England  aud  Wales  to  1715. 
Continued  to  the  present  time  by  T.  D.  Hardy.    3  v.     1854. 

3444.16 

Newman  {J.  H.)  The  convocation  of  the  province  of  Canterbury, 
[/n  Ms  Hist,  sketches.] 3581.07 

Perry  {O.  G.)  History  of  the  cliurch  of  Eugland.  From  the  death 
of  Elizabeth  [1603].  3  v.  1861 3445.01 

Savenstein  {E.  G.)  Denominational  statistics  of  England  and 
Wales.  1870.    , 3445  20 

SmiUi  [G.)  The  religion  of  ancient  Britain,  historically  con- 
sidered, 'id  ed.  1846 3446.05 

Thackeray  (F.)  Researches  into  the  ecclesiastical  and  political 
state  of  ancient  Britain  under  the  Roman  emperors.  2  v.  in 
1.  1843 3446.06 

Short  [T.  V.)  Sketch  of  the  history  of  the  church  of  England  to 
1688.  1870 3443.06 

Southey  {G.)  Book  of  the  church.  [To  WUliam  iii.]  1841.    3441.12 

Strickland  {A.)  Lives  of  the  seven  bishops  committed  to  the 
tower  in  1688.  [Sancroft,  Lake,  White,  Turner,  Ken,  Lloyd, 
Trelawny.] 3445.16 

Tulloch  iJ.)  Rational  theology  and  christian  philosophy  in  Eng- 
laud in  the  17th  century.  2  v.    1872 3446.09 

v.  1.  Liberal  churchmen,    v.  2.  Cambridge  platonists. 

Williams  {F  )  Lives  of  the  cardinals  ;  to  Wolsey.  [1'2-16  cent.] 
2  v.     1868 3437.16 

Wordsworth  (C.)  Ecclesiastical  biography  ;  or,  lives  of  eminent 
men  connected  with  the  history  of  reiigion  in  Englaud. 

4th  ed.  4  v.  1853 3446.01 

Contents :  v.  1.  Introduction  from  Inett.  'Wickliae.  W. 
Thorp.  Lord  Cobham.  Chaucer  and  Gower.  Extracts  from 
Fox.  Dean  Colet,  by  Erasmus.  Cardinal  Wolsey,  by  Caven- 
dish. 

2.  T.  Bilney,  by  Fox.  Sir  T.  More.  W.  Tindall.  Cromwell. 
Earl  of  Essex,  John  Rogers,  Hooper,  Rowland  Taylor,  aud 
Latimer,  by  Fox. 

3.  Ridley  and  Cranraer,  by  Fox.  T.  Mountain,  by  Strype, 
Bp.  Jewel.  B.  Gilpin,  by  Bp.  Carleton.  Hooker  and  Donne, 
by  I.  Walton.  Whitgift,  by  Sir  G.  Paul. 

4.  Herbert,  Wolton,  Sanderson,  by  I  Walton.  N.  Ferrar, 
by  Dr.  Peckard.  Bp.  Hall,  by  himself.  Dr  H.  Hammond,  by 
Bp.  Fell.  Baxter,  by  himself.  Sir  Matthew  Hale  and  earl  of 
Rochester,  by  Buruett.  Tillotsou.  Index. 

See  also  {in  Countries)  England.  [Ecclesiastical  historians.) 

Doctrines  ami  Controversies. 

Brooke  {S.  A .)  Freedom  in  the  church  of  England  :  six  sermons 
suggested  by  the  Voysey  judgment.  1871 35'23.'20 

Cattermole  iR.)    Literature  of  the'  church  of  England.  2  v.  1844. 

3532.05 

ro46f/(  l"'.)  Legacy  to  parsons.  1835 3536.14 

Conybeare  [J.  W.)  The  church  in  the  mountain.  Church  parties. 
'Vestries  and  church-rates.   [In  his  Essays,  1855.]  .    .  2527.01 

Dame  Albion's  Church  school  ;  or  high,  low,  and  broad  ideas  of 
essentials.  By  S.  E.  T,   [anon.]  1871 483.13 

Degge  {Sir  Si  The  parson's  counsellor  ;  with  the  law  of  tithes. 
7th  ed.  by  C.  Ellis.  1820 3543.25 

Doctor  Hookwell ;  on  the  Anglo-Catholic  family,  [anon.]  3  v. 
1842 3541  09 

Jacob  {G.  A.)  Ecclesiastical  poUty  of  New  Testament,  a  study  for 
the  present  crisis.  1872 3564.13 

Lindsay  {A.  W,  C,  lord).  Scepticism  as  compared  with  ihe 
church  of  Eugland,   1861 3667  14 

MonselUJ.  S.  B. I  Onvixi-w  nc&v.  IHIO 3575.1G 

Newman  (J.  H.)  Prospects  of  the  Anglican  church.  [In  his  Es- 
says, v.  1.] 3581.09 

—  The  catholicity  of  the  Anglican  church,    [In  his  Essays,  v.  2. 

3581.10 

On  the  interests  of  the  church  of  Eugland.  London,  1821.  8". 
[Pamph,  V.  19.] 6058.19 

Principles  at  stiike.  Essays  on  church  questions  of  the  day.  Ed, 

by  G.  H.  Sumner.  1868 3686.19 

Note. — Put  forth  under  '  Low  church  '  auspices. 
Contents  :  Ritualism  and  uniformity,  by  B.  Shaw.  The 
increase  of  the  Episcopate  of  the  church  of  England,  by 
Lord  A.  Hervey.  Powers  and  duties  of  the  priesthood,  by 
R.  Rayne  Smith.  National  education,  by  A.  R.  Grant.  Doc- 
trine of  the  Eucharist,  by  G.  H.  Sumner.  Scripture  and 
Ritual,  by  T.  D.  Bernard.  The  church  in  South  America,  by 
A.  Mills.  The  schismatical  tendency  of  ritualism,  by  G. 
Salmon.  The  revisions  of  the  liturgy  considered  in  their 
bearing  on  rituahsm.  by  W.  Q.  Humphry.  Parties  and  party 
spirit,  by  J.  S.  Howson. 

Rector  (The],  and  his  friends,  [anon.]  18G9 3586.20 

Sadler  (.If.  F.)  Church  doctrine  Bible  truth.    1870.       .     .  3687.25 

)Vheatlcy  (C.)  Rational  illustration  of  the  Book  of  common  prayer, 

the'  sacraments,  and  other  rites  of  the  church  of  England. 

'ft'ith  notes  by  G.  E.  Corrie.   1858 '36'2J.04 

Wilkins{G.)    Body  and  soul.    [A  church  of  England  dialogue. 

anon.]  2  v.  1823 36'22  21 

Wordsworth  (C.)    Christian  institutes  :  discourses  and  tracts  by 
church  of  Englaud  writers.    Selected,  arranged  systemati- 
cally, and  illustrated  with  notes.  4  v.  1842.       .    .    .  3ti'2o  06 
Contents  :  v.  1.    Evidences  of  natural  and  of  revealed  re;i- 


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gion.  Natural  law.   Principles  of  Christianity.    2.  Sundry 
articles  of  the  creed,  aud  other  principal  topics  of  christian 
doctrine.    :i.  Princijilefi  of  sot-iety  and  of  government,  civil 
aud  ecclesiastical.    4.  Polemical  theology.  Popery.  Puritan- 
Ism.  Non(X>nforniity. 
Ciiinpare  Church,  p.  80  ;  aud  Episcopac7.  below. 
Sec  also  Athanasian  Creed  ;— Catechisms  ;— Creeds  ;— 
Deans  ;  — Episcopacy  ;^Liturgies   ; — Prayers    ; — Sacra- 
ments;—Thirty-nine  Articles.     Als^  Anglo-Saxon  Church; 
—Dissenters ;— Scotland  ;  —Reformation. 

For  the  Wnrkfi  of  leadintj  Church  of  Knyland  divines  see.  in 
the  general  alphabet,  Barrow;— Ohillingworth;—Leighton; 
South;— Taylor;— e/c,  etc. 

Oiford  Tracts  Controversy. 

Apostasy  of  the  church  established  by  law.  aud  the  insufficiency 
of  her  creeds  aud  articles  to  secure  uniformity  of  faith. 
London,  1845.   8\    [Miscel.  Pamphlets,  v   18.]  .     .     .  5093.18 

Beaven  (J.)  Calm  exposure  of  the  unlairness  of  the  "General  re- 
ply to  all  objections  "  of  the  author  of  ''Ancient  Christian- 
ity.'* 1840 a612.14 

Bricknell  (  W.S  )  The  judgment  of  the  bishops  upon  the  tractariau 
theology.  A  complete  analytical  arran-iement  of  the  charges 
delivered  by  tbe  prelates  of  the  AngUcau  church,  from  I8;i7 
to  1842,  inclusive;  so  far  as  they  relate  to  the  tractariau 
movemeut.    1845 3523.26 

Brittan  [T.  S.)  The  modern  anti-christ  [The  Tractariau  move- 
ment] portrayed.  1847 3524.22 

Pagin  {A.W.)  Address  on  the  establishment  of  the  hierarchy. 
1851 5093.14 

Taylor  {I.)  Ancient  Christianity  and  the  doctrines  of  the  Oxford 
tracts.  2  v.  1839 3012.13 

Tracts  for  the  times.  By  members  of  the  university  of  Oxford. 
6  V.  1839-41 3613.09 

England  (Church  of)  vs.  Chiirch  of  Rome. 

Chillingworth  (IT.)  Works.  1836 3535.06 

Pu$ey  (E.  B.)   The  church  of  England  a  portion  of  Christ's  G#th- 

olic  church  :  an  eirenicon.     1865 3586.05 

Reasons  for  returning  li-om  the  church  of  Borne  to  the  church  "f 

England.     1871 3586.28 

England  (Church  of)  in  the  Colouies. 

Anderson  (J.  S.  i/.)  The  history  of  the  church  of  England  in  the 
colonies  and  foreign  dependencies  of  the  British  Empire. 
3  v.   1856 3451.01 

Episcopacy. 

Barnes  (A.)  Episcopacy  tested  by  scripture.  [In  fits  Essays,  etc. 
V.    1.     1855.] 2513.06 

Cave  {}V.)  Government  of  the  ancient  church  by  bishops.  r7c. 
[App.  to  his  Primitive  Christianity.    1840.]     ....  3414.15 

£pwcopacy  with  reference  to  tlie  modern  Popular  Societies.  2d 
ed.   Loudon,  1820.   [Pamphleteer,  v.  16.] 5058.16 

Duffield  (G.)  The  claims  of  "  Episcopal  bishops  "  examined.  '2d 
ed.     1842 3544.25 

Kip  ( )V.  I.)  The  double  witness  of  the  church.  1844.  .     .  3564  14 

Linn  {W.),  Beasley  {F).  and  H»w  T.  }'.)  Collection  of  essays  on 
Episcopacy.     With  notes  by  J.  H.  Hobart.     1806.      .  3558.23 

Marshall  [T.  ir.)  Notes  on  Episcopal  polity.   1844.    .     .     .  3447.04 

Milton  {J.}  Brief  notes  upon  Griffitli's  sermon,  titled  the  Fear  of 
God  and  the  king  :  Of  refonuatioD  in  England.  Of  prelatical 
Episcopacy,  [//i/iis  Works,  v.  2.  1848.] 5054.02 

—  Reason  of  church  government  urged  against  prelaty.  Of 
civil  power  in  ecclesiastical  causes.  Likeliest  means  to  re- 
move hirelings  out  of  the  church,  {[n  bis  Works,  v.  2-3. 
1848.] 5054.02 

Sage  {J.)  Works.  With  memoir  and  notes.  3  v.  1844-46.  .  3588.11 
Contents:  v.l.  Fuudaraental  charter  of  presbytery,  as  it  hath 
been  lately  established  iu  the  kingdom  of  Scotland,  exam- 
ined and  disproved,  v.  2-3.  Principles  of  the  Cyprianic 
age.  with  regard  to  episcopal  jjower  and  jurisdiction. 

Taylor  (J*.)  Sacred  order  and  offices  ol  episcopacy.  [In  his  Works, 

V   2.  1853.] 3618.02 

5'eeafs'j  Church  polity  ;— England  (Church  of) ;— Meth- 
odist Episcopal  Church  ; — Protestant  Episcopal  Church. 

Epistles. 

Macknighi  (J.)  A  new  literal  translation  of  the  Epistles.  With  a 
commentary  and  notes.  Added  a  history  of  the  life  of  the 
Apostle  Paul.  2d  ed.  6  v,  London.  1806.  8°.  .  .3748.01 
Contents :  v.  1.  Preface.  Preliminary  essays.  Romans. 
2.  Corinthians.  3.  Covenant  with  Abraham.  Justification. 
Galatians.  Ephesiaus.  Mediation  of  Christ.  Philippians. 
Colossians.  4.  Thes^loniaus.  Timothy.  Titus.  Philemon. 
5.  Hebrews.  James.  Pt-ter.  6.  John.  Interpretation  of 
Scripture.    Lite  of  Paul.    Jude. 

Life  and  Writings  of  St.  Paul. 

Arnold  [M.)  St.  Paul  and  Protestantism;  with  an  introduction  on 

Puritanism  and  the  church  of  England.     1870.      .     .  3514.04 

Note.     Reviewed  by  R.  H.  Hutton  in  Contemp.  rev.,  v.  14. 

Barnes  (A.)  Sceues  in  the  life  of  Paul.   1869 3514.18 

Bauer  {F.  C.)  Paul;  his  lite  and  works 3756.05 

Btntham  (J.)  Not  Paul,  but  Jesus.     1823 3521.15 

Brown  (S.)  The  fidiauism  of  St.  Paul.  [In  his  Lectures  aud  Es- 
says.    V.2.    l.SS.-t.] 2515.02 

Bungenei-  (F.)  St.  Paul:  his  life,  labours,  and  epistles.  1870  3526.02 

Butler  (C.  M.)  St.  Paul  In  Rome.     1865 3527.05 

Conybeare  (  W.  J.)  and  Howson  (J.  S.)  Life  and  epistles  of  St.  Paul. 

2  V.     1858: 3755.17 

Aote.~For  articles  occasioned  by  this  work  see  Ed.  rev.,  v. 


97.  1853;  New  Englander.  v.  12,  1854;  North  Amer.  rev.    v. 

77    1853;  North  Br.  rev.,  v.  20,  1H53. 
Fa'coner  (  U'.}  Dissertatiou  ou  St.  Paul's  voyage  and  shipwreck  on 

the  Island  Melite.     2d  ed.     1870. 3758.10 

Hows(m  [J.  S.,  The  companioua  of  St.  Paul.  1871.  .  .  .  3755  22 
Lewin{T.)  Life  aud  epistles  of  St.  Paul.  2  v.  1851.  .  .  3756.01 
Locke  (J.)  Essay,  paraphrase,  and  notes  on  some  of  St.  Paul's 

Epistles.     [In  his  Works,    v.  8.) 6052.08 

Lytleton  ((i.  Lord.)  Observations  ou  the  apostleship  of  St.  Paul. 

[In  Christian  literature.] 3538.01 

Same.     [/7i /tw  Works,  v.  2.] 6052.14 

Monod  (A.)  St.  Paul;  five  discourses.     1860 357.j.lt* 

More  {II.)  On  the  life  aud  writings  of  St.  Paul.    [In  her  Works,  v. 

4.     1840.) 6057.04 

JPaiey  (»f.]  Horaj  Paulina; 3522.12 

Same,    [/n  Christian  evidences.  1847.] 3538.06 

/•auZ  of  Tarsus.-  times  and  gospel.    1872 3588.07 

Re?ian(E.)  Saint  Paul.   1869 3414.11 

A'o(«.— Reviewed  by  E.  H.  Plumptre  in  Coutem.  rev.,  v. 

11,  1869. 

Romans. 

Barnes  [A.)  Notes,  etc.    1863 3742.04 

Calvin  [J.)  Commentaries,  etc.  Tr.  by  J,  Owen.  1849.  .  3748.10 
Same.    Ed.  from  the  Eng.  transl.  of  C.  Rosdell,  by  H.  Bev- 

eridge.     1844 3748.11 

Chalmers  [T.)  Lectures,  f-^c,     2  v.     1854 3532.14 

Colenso  (J.  W.)  Epistle  to  the  Romans,  translated  aud  expUined. 

1863 3755.19 

Bodge  (C.)  Commentary,  etc.     New  ed.    1864 3755.25 

Lange  [J.  P.)  and  Fay  (F.  R.)  Commentary,  etc.  1869.  .  3747.15 
Lightfoot  {J.)  HorJB  Hebraic®.     [In  his  Works,  v.  12,  1823.]  3567.12 

Whedon  [D.  D.)    Commentary,  etc.    1871 3755.12 

Corinthians. 

Sames  (^.)  Notes  on  the  1  Corinthians.    1863 3742.05 

—  Notes  on  the  2  Corinthians.    1863 3742.06 

Co/um  (J".]  Commentary,  f^\     2  v.     1848-49 3748.07 

Kling  [C.  F.)  Cummeutary.  etc.     [v.  6  of  Lange  ]     .     .     .  3741.16 

Lightfoot  {J.)    HorfB  Hebraic® .    [/;i  Aw  Works,  v. -12.  1823.  3567.12 

Robertson  (F.  W.)   Sermons  on  the  Corinthians.     1860.    .  3587.08 

Galatians. 

Barnes  {A.)  I^otes.  etc.    1863 3742.06 

Calvin  (J.)  Commentaries,  etc.     1854 3748.13 

Scfimolter  (O.)  Commentary,  etc.    [v.  7,  of  Lange.]    .    .    .  3747.17 
Ephesians. 

Barnes  [A.)  'Sotea.  etc.    1863 3742  07 

Braune  (A'.)  Commentary,  etc.    [v.  7  of  Lange.]     ....  3747  17 

Calvin  (J.)  Commentaries,  etc.     1854 3748.13 

Philippians. 

Barnes  {A.)  lHotea.  etc.     1863 3742,07 

Braune  (K)  Commentary,  e(c.   [v.  7  of  Lange.]    .    .    .    .3747.17 

Calvin  {J.)  Comm&ni&TieB,  etc.    1851 3748.14 

Colossians. 

Barnes  (A.)  Notes,  etc.    1863 3742  07 

Braune  (K.)  Commentary,  etc.     1871.    [v.  7  of  Lange.]    .  3747  17 

Calvin  (J.)  Commentaries,  etc.    1851 3748.14 

Thessaloniaris. 
Auberlen  (C.  A.)  and  Riggcnbach  (C.  J.)  SeelAuge  (J.  P.)  Commen- 
tary.    New  Test.,  v.  8 3747.18 

Barnes  [A.)  Notes,  etc.   1863 3742.08 

Calvin  (J.)  Commentaries,  etc.    1851 3748.14 

Timothy,  Titus,  Philemon. 

Barnes  (A.)  'SoieB,  etc.    1863 3742.08 

Van  Oosterzee  (J.  J.)  Commentary,  [v.  8  of  Lange'sN.  T.]  3747.18 

Calviii  {J.)  Commentaries,  etc.     1856 3748.12 

Hebrews. 

Barnes  (A.)  Notes  on  Hebrews.     1863 3742.09 

Calvin  {J.)  Commentaries  on  Hebrews.    1853 3748.09 

Delitzscii  (F.)  Commentary  on  Hebrews.     2  v.    1868.     .     .  3755.20 

Moll  [C.  B.)  CommenUry.  [v.  8  of  Lange's  N.  T  ]    .    .     .  3747.18 

James,  Peter,  John,  Jude. 

Barnes  [A.)  THoteB,  etc.    1863 3742.10 

Calvin  (J.)  Commentaries  on  the  catholic  epistles.  .     .     .  3748.15 

Lange  (J.  P.)  Commentarv,  etc.     v.  9  of  New  Test.    18G8.  3747.19 

Contents  :  James,  by  J.  P.  Lange.    Peter,  by  G.  F.  C.  Frou- 

muller.     John,  by  Karl  Braune.    Jude,  by  G.  F.  C.  Frou- 

miiller. 

John. 

Ebrard  (J.  H.  A.)  Biblical  commentary,  etc.  of  St.  John,  in  con- 
tinuation of  the  work  of  Olshausen.  With  an  appendix  on 
the  Catholic  Epistles,  and  an  essay  on  the  liie  aud  writings 
of  St.  John.    Tr.bv  Rev.  W.  B.  Pope.     I860.     .     .    .3756.03 

Maurice  [F.  D.)  The  epistles  of  St.  John.    A  series  of  lectures  on 

christian  ethics.    1867 3766.04 

Essenes. 

De  Ouincey  (T.)  The  Essenes.  [In  his  Hist,  and  Crit.  essays,  v. 
1,  1853.] 2522.07 

Ginsburg  (C.  D.)  The  Essenes:  their  history,  and  doctnnea 
1864 3558.05 

Hitchcock  (E.  A.)  Christ  the  spirit,    v.  1.     2d  ed.  enlarged.    [No 

more  pubhshed.]    1801 3563.01 

A'ote.— Many  bibliographical  references  are  given  in  the 
articles  in  M'Clintock  and  Strong,  Kitto,  Smith,  etc. 
Evangelical  Religion. 

Foster  [J.)  On  some  of  the  causes  by  which  evangelical  religioa 


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BIBLICAL,   RELIGIOUS,   AND   ECCL.  LIT.  :   Evangelical /o  Evidences. 


has  been  rendered  less  acceptable  to  perBone  of  cultivated 

taste.     [Eesays,  1835.] 6412.06 

ilemminger  [R.  W.)    What  is  religion?  a  protest  against  ■'  Tbe 

Spirit  of  the  age." S.ITS.ll 

Neal  (J.)  One  word  more  for  unbelievers.  1854 3577.01 

See  also  the  names  of  the  various  Evangelical  churches. 
Al^o  Evangelical  alliance  in  general  alphabet. 

Evidences  of  Christ'.anity. 

Addison  {J.)  Of  the  christian  religion,  f/n  his  Worka.  v.  2.]  5012.02 

4ids  to  faith.  [Replies  to  '■  Essays  and  reviews."]  Ed.  by  W. 
Thomson.  1862 3.547.06 

Ante-Nicene  christian  library.  24  v 3467.01 

For  Contents  see  p.  30  of  Catalogue. 

^!i6eri«it  (O.  ^.)  Tbe  divine  revelation.  1867 3514.12 

Bacheler  10.)  and  Owen  {R.  D.)  Discussion  on  the  existence  of 
God  and  the  authenticity  of  the  Bible.  2  v.  1833.      .  3514.15 

Baxter  iR.)  Reasons  of  the  christian  religion.  [In  *is  Works, 
T,  2.] 3518.02 

Bayne  {P,)  Testimony  of  Christ  to  Christianity.  1862.      .  3515.06 

Becket(A.)  Saturn iau  times:  or.  the  established  religion  ex- 
ploded for  the  hero-worship  of  old.  [In  his  Miscellanies, 
v.  2.] 1714.02 

Benlley  («.)  Boyle's  lectures,  a  confutation  of  atheism  ;  Remarks 
upon  a  Discourse  of  fiee-thioking.  [by  A.  CollinsJ.  [Works, 
y.  3.] 6017.03 

Berkeley  (G.)  Alciphron  ;  or,  the  minute  philosopher.  [In  his 
Worka,  v.  2.  1871 6424.02 

Bierbower  (.4.)  Principles  of  a  system  of  philosophy,  to  reconcile 
metaphysics  and  religion.  1870 3522.22 

Boston  Lectures.  1H70.  Christianity  and  scepticism.     .     .  3.523.23 

Same.  1871.  Questions  of  biblical  criticism.     .    .     .  3523.21 

Same.  1872.  Important    traits  of    christian  doctrine    and 

experience,  and  leading  facts  in  the  life  of  Christ.    .  3523.22 

Bowen  [F.)  Lowell  Lectures  on  the  application  of  metaphy.sical 
and  ethical  science  to  the  evidences  of  religion.  1849.  5421.08 

Bremen  lectures  on  fundamental  Uving  religious  questions.  By 
various  eminent  European  divines.  From  the  German,  by 
D.  Heagle.  With  an  introd.  by  A.  Hovey.  1871.  .  .  3523.27 
Contents :  1.  Biblical  account  of  creation  and  natural 
science,  by  O.  Zockler.  2.  Reason,  conscience,  and  revela- 
tion, by  H.  Cremer.  Miracles,  by  M.  Fuchs.  i.  The  person 
of  Jesus  Christ,  by  C.  E.  Luthardt.  6.  The  resurrection  of 
Christ,  as  a  soterio-logico-historical  fact,  by  G.  Uhlhorn. 

6.  The  scriptural  doctrine  of  atonement,  by  W.  F.  Gees. 

7.  The  ■  authenticity   of   our  Gospels,  by  C.  Tischendorf. 

8.  The  idea  of  the  kingdom  of  God  as  perfected,  and  its  sig- 
nification for  bistoriial  Christianity,  by  J.  P.  Lange.  9. 
Christianity  and  culture,  by  J.  Dissethoff. 

Brown  [I'eter.  bp.  of  Cork),  Procedure,  extent,  and  limits  of  hu- 
man nuderstauJing.  1720 3521.18 

Things  divine  and  supernatural  couceived  by  analogy  with 

things  natural  and  human.  1733 3.521.19 

Brown  IS.)  Argument  of  design  equal  to  nothing.  [!n  his  Lectures, 
v.  2,  1858.] 2515.02 

Burr  [E.  F.)  Ad  fidom  ;  or,  parish  evidences.  1871.      .    .  3526.17 

Butler  (J.)  Whole  works,  London,  J'eft?,  1852.  12".  .  .3527.02 
Contents  :  Of  natural  religion  ;  Of  revealed  religion  ;  Of 
personal  identity  ;   Of  tbe  nature  of  virtue  ;  Sermons. 

Same.    Analogy  of   religion,  dissertations,  and  sermons. 

With  preface  by  S.  Halifax.  With  introd.  and  index.  Lon- 
don,  Bohn.    18S2.    12° 3.527.02 

Chalmers  (T.)  Evideuces  of  the  chrislian  revelation.  1855.  3532.82 

Same.   With  lectures  on  Palsy's  Evidences.    .    .     .  3532.11 

—  Lectures  on  Butler's  Analogy 3532.18 

—  Prelections  on  Butler's  Analogy,  Paley's  Evidences, and  Hill's 

Lectures.  [In  liis  Posthumous  works,  v.  9.j      ...  3.533.01 

Chandler  is.)  Plain  reasons  for  being  a  christian.  [Tn  Christian 
literature,  1847.] 3638.01 

Chateaubriand  {F.  R.  A.  de).  Genius  of  Christianity.   .     .  3534.06 
Same.    Spirit  and  beauty  of  the  christian  religion.    Selec- 
tions  3534  07 

Christian  literature  :  evidences.    With  prefatory  memoirs,  by  J. 

S.  Memes.  1847 3538.01 

Contents :  Campbell's  Dissertition  on  miracles.  Chand- 
ler's Plain  reasons  for  being  a  christian.  Jenyns'  View  of 
the  intern.il  evidence  of  fhe  christian  religion.  Leslie's 
Short  and  easy  method  with  the  Deists.  Leslie's  Short  and 
easy  method  with  the  Jews.  Leslie  s  Truth  of  Christianity 
demonstrated.  Lyttletou's  Observations  on  the  conveision 
of  St.  Paul.  Paley's  Evidences  of  Christianity.  Paley'sIIorse 
Paulin.-e.  Sherlock's  Trial  of  the  witnesses,  with  the  sequel 
to  the  trial.  Watson's  Apology  for  the  Bible.  Watson's 
apology  for  Christianity.  West  On  the  the  resurrection. 

Christlieb  [T.)  Modern  doubt  and  christian  belief.   1874.    3534.16 

Cooper  {T.)  The  bridge  of  history  over  the  gulf  of  time  :  popular 
view  of  the  historical  evidence  for  Christianity.  1872  3537.25 

Vavies  [J.)  Estimaie  of  the  human  mind  ;  as  connected  with  the 
principles  and  obligations  of  the  christian  religion.  5435.06 

PeWctle  {W.M.L.)  Theodore:  or,  the  skeptic's  conversion. 
2  V.    1841 3542.25 

Dick  IT.)  Philosophy  of  religion.  [In  his  Works,  v.l.  1853.]  o03,i.01 

Dyer  (O.)  Principles  of  Atheism  and  Deism  proved  to  be  un- 
founded, from  the  nature  of  man.  [anon.\  1814.   .     .    467.14 

Egleston  ((?.  )r.)  Search  after  truth  ;  addressed  to  young  men. 
1869 3546.13 

Ellis  [J.)  The  knowledge  of  divine  things  from  revelation,  not 
from  nature 3546.19 

•'£sirai/.';  and  reviews  "  fRephes  to).  With  preface  by  the  Bishop 
of  Oxford.    1862 3547.07 


Fai-rar  IF.  W.)  Witness  of  history  to  Christ.  Hulsean  lectures 
for  1870.   12° 3647.1B 

Fhielon  (F.  de  S.  de  La  M.)  Conversations  with  M.  de  Ramsai  on 
the  truth  of  religion,  with  his  letters  on  the  immortality  of 
the  soul  and  the  freedom  of  the  will.  From  the  French,  by 
A.  E.  Silliman.   1869 • 3552.08 

Fisher  [G.  P.)  Essays  on  the  supernatural  origin  of  Christianity, 
with  special  reference  to  the  theories  of  Renau,  Strauss,  and 
the  Tubingen  school.   1866 3552.17 

Franklin  {B.)  Man's  cry  and  God's  gracious  answer.  1863.  3553.10 

ii^u/Zer  (^.)  The  Gospel  its  own  witness.    [/;i /(is  Works.]    3554.02 

Green  (j.  H.)  Spiritual  philosophy  :  founded  on  the  teachings  of 
S.  T.  Coleridge.  Ed.  with  a  memoir  of  the  author's  life,  by 
J.  Simon.    2  v.  1866 3565.24 

Gregory  [O.)  Evidences,  doctrines,  and  duties  of  the  christian 
religion.  1851 3655.16 

Grotius  {H  )  Truth  of  the  christian  religion.    1809.       .     .  3555.10 

Guenee  (A.)  Letters  of  certain  .lews  to  M.  Voltaire,  containing  an 
apology  for  their  own  people  and  for  the  Old  Testament. 
With  critical  reflections.    [awm.[  1848 3565.17 

Guizot  (F.  P.  G.)  Meditations  on  tbe  actual  state  of  Christianity, 
and  the  attacks  now  made  upon  it.    1866.      ....  3556.19 

—  Meditations  on  the  essence  of  Christianity.  1865.  .  .3555.18 
Gurney  {J  J.)  Essavs  on  the  evideuces,  doctrines,  and  practical 

operations  of  Christianity.   1829 3565.22 

/TaiJcr  (.4.  twii)    Letter  to  his  daughter.  1803 3656.26 

Z/aren  (J.)  Studies  in  theology.  1869 3667.10 

Hay  {W.)     Religio  philosophi  ;    or,  principles  of  morahty  and 

Christianity.  1753 3561.17 

Uopkitis  [.Mark).  Evidences  of  Christianity.  1861.      .     .    .  3563.02 
Ingham  Lectures.    On  the  evidences  of  natural  and  revealed  re- 
ligion.  Before  the  Ohio  Wesleyau  University.    1872.3563,33 
Jenyns  (S  )  View  of  tlie  internal  evidence  of  the  christian  reli- 
gion. [In  Christian  literature.] 3638.01 

Same.  [/«  Ais  Works,  v.  4.] 6044.19 

Kennedy  [J.)    Conversations  on  religion  with  lord  Byron  and 

others.   1820 3027.23 

Lari^r  (iV.)  Ancient  Jewish  and  heathen  testimonies  to  the 
truth  of  the  christian  religion.  [Works,  v.  6-8.  1838.)  3565.06 

—  Credibility  of  Gospel  hist.  [In  his  Works,  v.  1-5,  1838.J  3665.01 
Latham  {J.  H.)  Theories  of  philosophy  and  reUgiou,  compared 

with  the  christian  theory  as  set  forth  by  St.  Paul  in  his  let- 
ter to  the  Romans.    1871 3.565.12 

Liddon  [H.  P.)  Some  elements  of  religion.  Lent  lectures.  3666.25 

Lei/child  [J.i  Remarkable  facts,  confirmatory  of  Holy  Scripture. 
1869 3566.03 

Leslie  [Rev.  C.)  The  truth  of  Christianity  demonstrated;  a  dia- 
logue betwixt  a  christian  and  a  deist.  [In  Christian  litera- 
ture.    1847.] 3638.01 

Locke  [J.]  Reasonableness  of  Christianity,  as  delivered  in  the 
scriptures.    [In  hia  Works,  v.  7.) 5052.07 

McCosh  [J.)  Christianity  and  positivism :  lectures  on  natural 
theology  and  apologetics.    1871, 3672.18 

—  Tho:.apson  [J.  P:)  and  others.  Questions   of  modern  thought  ; 

or,  lectures  on  the  Bible  and  infidelity.  1871.   .     .    .  3572.19 
Macknight  {J.)  Truth  of  the  christian  religion.    [Watson  (R.)  Col. 

of  tracts,  v.  5.    1791.] 3621.07 

Macnaught  (J.)  Christianity  and  its  evidences.  1863.  .  3573.11 
Maitland  \S.  R.)  Eruviu;  or,  miscellaneous  essays  on  the  nature, 

history,  and  destiny  of  man.     1860 3573.25 

Maurice  (F.  D.)  Sequel  to  the  inquiry.  What  is  revelation  ?    Con- 
taining a  reply  to  Mr.  Mausel's  "Examination  of  Maurice's 
Strictures  on  the   Bampton  Lectures  of  1859."  .    .  3574.24 
JfurpAv  (,/../.)  The  scientific  bases  of  faith    1873.     .     .     .3578.13 

PaleyiW.)   Evidences  of  Christianity.     1857 3582  04 

."  Same.    With  annot.  by  R.  Whately.   1860 3582.05 

Same.    [In  Christian  literature.] 3538.01 

Peabody  (A.  P.)  Christianity,  the  religion  of  nature.  1864.  3584  03 

—  Christianity  and  science,     1874 3584.05 

Place  (B.)  Thoughts  on  life  science.    1869 3585.09 

Potter  [Alonzc).  Rehgious  philosophy;  or,  nature,  man,  and  the 

Bible.     1872 3585.12 

Priestley  [J.)  Institutes  of  natural  and  revealed  religion.  [In  his 
Works,  V.  2.] 3591.02 

—  Discourses  on  the  evidences  of  revealed  religion.    [Works,  v. 

15-16] 3.591.16 

Rtgers  (H.)  Eclipse  of  faith.   1855 3587.16 

—  Defence  of  the  Eclipse  of  faith.  1856 3587.17 

Savage  [M.  J.)  Christianity  the  science  of  manhood.  3588.18 
Simson  [D.)  Plea  for  religion  and  the  satrred  writings:  addressed 

to  the  disciples  of  Thomas  Paine.   1814 3593.07 

S'inetWey  (£.  ^.)  Treatise  on  moral  evidence.  1850.  .  .  .3594.01 
Swift  [J.)    Tracts  in  defence  of   Christianity.     [In  his  Works. 

V.  8.] 5074.10 

Taylor  (I.)   History  of  the  transmission  of  ancient  books   to 

modern  times.    1827 2743.18 

—  Restoration  of  belief,    [anon.]  1855 3612.08 

Townsend{G.)  The  CEdipus  Romanus:  an  attempt  to  prove  that 

the  twelve    Cffisars  are  the  twelve  signs   of   the  zodiac. 

1819 3613.17 

Tiicter  (.4.)  Light  of  nature  pursued.     2  v.     1862.     .     .     .3614.13 

Vauglian  {R.)  The  age  and  Christianity.    1849 3615.21 

}Vai^ker  (J.  It.)  God  revealed  in  creation  and  Jesus  Christ.  3616.06 

—  Philosophy  of  the  plan  of  salvation.    Introd.  essay  by  C.  E. 

Stowe.     1357 3616.07 

Watson  (ff.)  Apology  for  the  Bible.  [In  Christian  literature. 
1847.] 3538.01 

—  Apology  for  Christianity.  [In  Christian  literature,  1847.]  3638.01 
Whately  {R.)  Essays  on  some  of  the  difficulties  in  the  writings 

of  St.  Paul,  and  in  other  parts  of  the  New  Testament. 
1833 3622.19 


BROOKLYN     MERCANTILE    LIBRARY. 


BIBLICAL,  RELIGIOUS,  AND  EOCL.  LIT.  :  Evil  to  Friends. 


87 


—  Historic  doubts  relative  to.  Napoleon 3132.19 

.SV^  also  Ante-Nicene  library  p.  30; — Atheism,  p  7H ; — 
Bible,  p.  7H;— Christianity,  p.  HO  ;— Deism,  p.  8:i  ;— G-os- 
pels;— Infidelity ;  -  Inspiration:— Jesus  Christ  ,— Miracles; 
— Natural  religion;  —  Pantheism;  —  Prophecy;  —  Rational- 
ism;—Religion  and  science;— Systematic  theology. 

EvU. 

Bfecker  (Edward).  The  concord  of  ages.    1860 3510.02 

—  The  conflict  of  ages;   the  moral  relatione  of  God  and  niau. 

1854 3510  01 

Bushnell  (//.)  Moral  uses  of  dark  things      IflOB 352fi.09 

—  Certainty  of  the  origin  of  evil  in  tlie  world,  and  probable  pro- 

existence  of  mankind  in  the  fallen  angels.  18i2.  .  .  35J6.12 
Grayson  (  W.  S.)  True  theory  of  Christianity  as  a  practical  system. 

1853 3555.10 

./aniM  (fl".)  The  nature  of  evil.    1855 3503.22 

Jcnyns  [S.)  Free  inquiry,  He.  [In  his  Works,  v.  3.]  .  .  .  544.18 
Lovett  (H.  W.)    Thoughts  on  the  causes  of  evil,  physical  and 

moral.    1310 3567.18 

iVaui/^e  (B.J  The  problem  of  evil.    1871 3577.03 

Youjig  (J.)  Evil  not  from  God.  1858 36*J5.18 

See  also  Natural  Religion  ;— Sin. 

Evolution  and  Religion. 

Cobbe  (F.  1'.)  Darwinism  in  morals.  1872 5434.27 

<?i7Z  (>r. /.)  Evolutiou  and  progress  :  defence 3554.26 

Henslow  {G.)  The  theory  of  evolutiou  of  living  things  and  the 
application  of  the  principles  of  evolution  to  religion  con- 
eidered  as  illustrative  of  the  "wisdom  and  benohcence  of 

the  Almigbty.''  1H73 3556.25 

Hodge  [C.)   What  is  Darwinism  ?     1874 3558  29 

^myth{}V.W.)  The  Bible  and  evolution.  1873.  ,  .  ,3594.06 
Stephen  (L.)    Darwinism  and  divinity.  \ In  his  Essays,  etc.    Repr. 

from  Fraser'smag.,  1872,  v.  5.]    1873 3595.25 

WiJichetl  (A.)  Doctrine  of  evolution:  its  theistic  bearings.  3624.03 
See  articles  '  Nature  development  and  theology,'  in  Con- 
temp,  rev.,  V.  14,  1H70  ;  'John  Wesley's  Cosmogon'F,'  in 
Westm.  rev.,  v.  94,  1870.  See  also,  in  geueral  alphabet,  Evo- 
Intion  ; — Natural  history  (Dartvinisni  and  oUier  theories  of 
evolution)  ; — Man  (Vrchistoric). 

Exodus. 

[See  also  Pentateuch  ;— Old  Testament.] 
Sitsh  (G.)  Questions  and  uotes  upon  Exodus.    1832.      .     .  3722.06 

—  Notes  on  Exodus.  2  v.    1S61 3722.17 

Oumming  [J.)  Scripture  readiufjs.  Exodus        3542  20 

Palmer  (E.  II.)  Desert  of  the  Exodus.  2  v.  1871.  .  .  .  1044  15 
Siocdenhorg  {E  )  Heavenly  arcana,  v.  9-13. 

For  the  so-called  Speaker's  commentary  see  Holy  Bible 
ed.  by  F.  C.  Cook,  v.  1.  [3726.08.] 

Ezekiel. 

Calvin  {J.)  Commentariea  on  the  first  20  chapters.  2  v.    .  3734.03 

Guthrie  (T.)  Gospel  in  Ezekiel 355G.01 

Henderson  (E.)  The  book  of  the  prophet  Ezekiel.  From  the  He- 
brew. With  a  commentary 3731  01 

Hengstenberg  (E.  \V.)  Prophecies  of  Ezekiel  elucidated.  .  3734.02 
See  also  Prophets. 

Faith. 

Hai-c  (J.  C.)  The  victory  of  faith.  2d  ed.  1847 3558.21 

Romaine  (}V.)    The  life,  walk,  and  triumph  of  faith.    New  ed. 

1871 3587.20 

Schedel  (II.  E.)  The  emancipation  of  faith.  2  v.   1858     .     .  3592.13 
See  also  Devotional  works  ; — Evidences  ;— Justification  ; 
Reason  and  faith. 

Fall  of  Man. 

Birks  [T.  R.)  Difficulties  of  belief,  in  counectiou  with  the  Crea- 
tion and  the  Fall.  1855. 35'J2.21 

Flower  {J.  iV.)  Adam's  disobedience  and  its  results.  1871.  3552.24 
Hickok  (L.  P.)    Humanity  immortal  ;  or,  man  tried,  fallen,  and 

redeemed.  1872 3562.33 

See  Calvinistic  theology,  p.  80. 

Family  and  Home  Life. 

Hyacintfie  {C.  Loyson,  called  father).   The  family  and  the  church. 

1870 3563.17 

Ware  {J.  F.  W.)    Home  life :  what  it  is,  and  what  it  needs.  1870. 

3617.0H 
See  also  Family  (The),  in  the  general  alphabet. 

Fanaticism. 

Taylor  (I.)  Fanaticism    1849 3612.04 

See  also  Impostures  bdow. 

Fathers  of  the  Church. 

Blakey  [R.)  Lives  of  the  primitive  fathers.  1842.     .     .     .  3414.12 
Blunt  (J.  J.)   On  the  right  use  of  the  early  fathers.    1869.    3522.14 
Donaldson  [J.)    Critical  history  of  Christian  literature  and  doc- 
trine. 3  v. 
Pressemv  (E.de).  The  martyrs  and  apologists.  1871.      .     .  3413.17 
Yonge  (0.  Af  )  TUo  pupils  of  St.  John  the  divine.  1868.     .  3625  14 
ASce  also  Ante-Nicene  Chri.-itian  library,  p.  30  ;  also  Ohurch 
history,  p.  81  ;  Augustine  (St.),  Bernard  (St.),  etc. 
See  aUo  Calendar,  in  geueral  alphabet. 

Forgivenesa  of  Sin. 

Bushnell  (II.)  Forgiveness  and  law.     1874 3526.15 

Clarke  (J.  f'.|  Christian  doctrine  of  forgiveuesa  of  sin.  1870.  3536.00 
See  also  Atonement. 


France. 

Jervis  ( W.  II)  The  Gallican  church.  A  history  of  the  church  of 
France,  from  the  i oiicordat  of  Bologna,  A.  I>.  1316,  to  the 
revolution.-  With  an  intrt)duction.    2  v.    1872.     .     .3437.12 

Pressensc  (E.  de).  The  churth  and  the  French  revolution.  A  his- 
tory of  the  relations  of  church  and  state,  from  1789  to  18()2. 
London.  1869.     12" 3425,14! 

—  Revival  of  priestly  life  in   the   17th  century  in  Franco.    A 

sketch.  By  the  author  oi  ■•  A  Dominican  artist."  1873.  3433.20 
Vonteitts:  Charles  do  Condreu  ;  S.  Philip  Neri  and  cardinal 

de  Berulle  ;  S.  Vincent  de  Paul  and  the  Lazarists  ;  Saint  Hul- 

pice  and  J.  J.  Olier  ;  present  tmic-s. 
Waddington(W.  H.)  Protestant  church  and  religious  liberty  in 

France.     [In  Cambridge  essays.  18.%  ] 2517. U 

See  also  Huguenots  ;— Port  Royal  ;— Reformation. 

Free,  or  Radical  Religion. 

Bartol  (C.  A.)  The  rising  faith.    1874 3514.28 

—  Radical  problems.    1874 3514  26 

Cobbe  (F.  P.)  Dawning  lights:  an  inquirv  concerning  the  secular 

results  of  the  new  reformation.    1868 3536.12 

Froth  ingham  (O.  B.)  The  salest  creed,  aud  twelve  other  recent 
discourses  of  reason.     1874 3553  26 

—  The  religion  of  humanity.     1873 3553  11 

Godwin  (ir.)  Essays.  [Genius  of  christiauity  unveiled.]  1873  3555.04 

.ffun^  (L.)  The  rehgiou  of  the  heart 3561.26 

Parker  (T.)  Additional  speeches,  addresses,  and  occasional  ser- 
mons.    2  v.      1855 3682.17 

—  Discourses  on  m:itter8  pertaining  to  religion.    1856.     .  3582.12 

—  Sermons   on   theism,  atheism,  aud    the    popular    theology. 

1856 3582.14 

—  Ten  sermons  of  religion 3582.15 

Picton  {J.  A.)   New  theories  and  the  old  faith:  religious  topics 

of  the  day.     1870 3585.05 

Weiss  [J.)  American  religion.    1871 362204 

Radical  (Thr),  a  monthly  magazine,    v.  1-10,  Sept.  1865 — July, 

1872 8156.01 

See  also  Rationalism;— Theism;— Religions  (Tarious). 
Fa-ieuda  or  Quakers. 

History. 
Allen  (R.  H.)  New  England  tragedies  in  prose.  2.  The  coming  of 

the  Qnakers.  1869 381211 

Barclay  (J.)  Diary  of  Alexander  Jaffray,  [and]  memoirs  of  the 
Quakers  in  the  north  of  Scotland.  2d  ed.  1834.  .  .3448.19 
Burnap  (G.  \V.\  Es-ay.  [/« /tis  Miacel.  writings.  1845.]  .  3o2ti.24 
Cunningham  (J .)  The  Quakers  from  their  origin.  1868.  .  3448.18 
David  {J.)  Digest  of  legislative  enactments,  relating  to  the  Qua- 
kers.    1820 3448.16 

Evans  (John).  A  narrative  of  the  proceedings  against  John  Evans. 

1811 3448  17 

Fox  (G.)  Journal  of  life,  travel,  etc.    1827 3448.11 

Gough  (J.)  Histf)ry  of  the  Quakers.    4  v.     1789 3448.04 

Hodgson  (!»'.)    Historical    memoirs,  17th  and  18th    centuries. 

2d  ed.    1868 3448.14 

Janney  (S.  M.)  History  of  the  Friends.  4  v.  1859.  .  .  3448.08 
Rowntree  (J.  S.)  Quakerism,  past  and  present.  1859.  .  .  3448.02 
Sewel(W.)  Rise,  increase,  e/c,  of  the  Quakers.  1722.  .  3448.01 
Wagstafflw.  R.)  History  of  the  Friends.     1845.    ,     .     .  3448.08 

Doctrines. 
Appeal  on  the  subject  of  the  accumulation  of  wealth,  addressed 

to  the  Quakers.    1824 35H6.09 

Arguments  of  the  couusel  of  Joseph  Hendrickson  ["Orthodox" 
Quaker],  in  a  cause  decided  in  the  Court  of  Chancery,  of  the 
State  of  New  Jersey,  between  Thomas  L.  shutwell,  com- 
plainant, aud  Joseph  Hendrickson  and  Stacy  Decou  ["  Hick- 
site ''  Quaker],  delendants.    1833 3586.10 

Bath's  (E.)  The  doctiine  of  Friends.    1829 3586.06 

—  The  doctrines  of  Friends.     1S68 3514.20 

Bne/view  of  the  sentiments  of,  ou  the  duty  of  prayer.  1828.  3586.09 
Brownlee  (W.  C.)  True  nature  of  the  religious  piiucii>les  of  the 

Quakers.     1824 3525.00 

Note— Adverse  criticism. 
Clarkso7i  (T.)  Portraiture  of  Quakerism.    3  v.    1806.     .    .  3536.23 
Colly  (Thomas).  Apology  for  silent  waiting  upon  God,  1815.  3586.09 

Cox  (S.  H.)  Quakerism  not  Christianity.     1833 3537.04 

Declaration,  aud  faith.  Bristol,  Eng.  1831.  8°.  .  .  .  3586.09 
£uan5  (T.)  Exposition  ofthe  faith  of  the  Quakers.  1828.8".  3547.10 

Fothergill(S.)  Discourses 3553.94 

J'oj;(G.)  Journal  of  [his]  life,  travels,  e^c.    2  v.    1800,   .     .3553.01 

—  Writings 3553.07 

Greer  (Mrs.)  Quakerism  ;  or,  story  of  ray  life,  [anon  ]  .  3586.08 
Gumey  (J.  J.)  Observations  ou  the  religious  peculiarties  of  the 

Friends.    1825 3555.23 

Hancock  (T.)  ThepecuUum  ;  causes  of  the  decUne  of  the  Friends. 

1859 3557.60 

Kersey  (J.)  Treatise  on  the  doctrine  of  Frieuds.  1872.  .  358(1.29 
Penn(W.)  Select  works.  [With  life.]  3d  ed.  1782.     .     ,    ,  3584.09 

—  Works.  2  v.  London.  1726.  fol 3628.01 

Rundtll  (S )  Observations  on  redemption,  divine  worship,  aud 

partaking  of  the  flesh  aud  blood  of  our  Lord  Jesus  Christ. 

1834 3586.09 

Snake  (The)  in  the  grass  ;    subtilty  of  the  Quakers.  1698.  3586.07 
SCacy  (G.)    Brief  remarks  on  the  state  of  mau,  and  his  redemp- 
tion. 1812 3586.09 

Summary  of  history,  doctrine,  and  discipline.  1827.    8".    3586  09 

[FariouA- tracts  on  Quakerism.  1812-1837.] 3586.09 

WhecU'-r   [D.)     Aflfectionate  address    to    professing    christians, 

1831 3586.09 

Woolman(J.)  Works.  Being  his  journal  of  Ufe,  gospeMaboura 
etc.   2pr8.in4.   1775 3624.23 

—  Journal,  With  iutrod.  by  J.  O.  Whittier.  1871.     .    .    .  3624.23 


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BIBLICAL,   RELIGIOUS,   AND   ECCL.  LIT.  :   Future  Life  to  Heaven. 


Future  Lifa  and  Immortality. 

Atgerl^^.R.)  Critical  histoi-y  of  the  doctrine  of  a  future  life. 
With  a  complete  bibliography  of  the  subject,  [hy  E.  Abbot]. 

1866 3513.21 

Blackmore  {Sir  R.)  On  the  immortality  of  the  soul.    [In  his  Es- 
says. V.  1.  pp.  293-350.] 2513,25 

Candlish  (R.  S.)  Life  in  a  risen  Saviour.    1858 3527.15 

Cicero  {M.  T.)  See  his  Works,  in  general  alphabet. 

Dean  (R  )  On  the  future  life  of  brutes.    2  v.  in  1     1768.  3543.22 

Dick  {T.)    Philosophy  of  a  future  state.    [In  his  Works,  v.  1. 

1853] • 5033  01 

Fi'f^Ui'er  (£,.)   The  to-morrow  of  death.    1872 3552.12 

Goodwin  {T.  A.)  The  mode  of  man's  immortality.    1874.     355.08 
Greg(iV.R.)  ElRewhere.    f/n  Ats  Enigmas  of  life.  1872.]  5812.17 

Holcofnbe(W.  U.)    In  both  worlds.     1870 2562.30 

Human  souls  naturally  immortal.    From  the  Latin,  by  J.  Collier. 

1707 3535.27 

King  {T.  S.)  Plato's  view  of  immortality.    [With  his  Patriotism, 

etc.] 3564.12 

Perowne{J,  J.  S.)   Immortality:    Hulsean  lectures  1868.   3584,15 

Plato.     Ste  his  Works,  in  general  alphabet. 

Plumptre  {E.  U.)  "  The  spirits  in  prison  ;  "  a  sermon.  1871.  3584  26 

Richter  (J.  P.  F.)   The  Campaner  Thai 3587.01 

Sears  (£.//.)  Athauasia;  or,  foregleamsofimmortaUty.  1858  3592.19 
Stork  (T.)  Theuuseen  world  in  the  light  of  the  cross.  1871.  3595.15 
Taylor  {I  I  Physical  theory  of  another  life.  1853.  .  .  .  3612.07 
ReTiewed  by  Sir  James  Stephen,  [/u  Ais  Essays.  2547.14 
also,  in  Littell.  1865,  v.  4. 
Unseen  (The).     Universe  of  physical  speculations  on  a  future 

Btate.     1875 3014.23 

iVo^e.— Authorship  ascribed  to  P.  G.  Tait  and  Stewart  Bal- 
fjur. 
Wait  {D.  G.)  Opinions  of  the  Hebrews  respecting  a  future  exist- 
ence.   [Class,  journal,  v.  21,  p.  29;   v.  22,  p.  123;  v,  23,  p.  17.] 
Warburton  { W.)    The    divine    legation    of   Moses  demonstrat- 
ed  3616.12 

iVb(e.— Asserts  a  non-belief  by  the  Jews  in  a  future  life. 
Whately  [R)    View  of  the  scripture  revelations  concerning  a 

future  state.    1855. 
Zschokke  {H.)  Meditations  on  death  and  eternity.  186.1.     .  3625.24 
West{A.)  Ihestateofthedead.  (Intermediatestate.]1871.  3622.10 
See    also    Death; — Future  Punishment,— Heaven; — Pur- 
gatory;— Resurrection;— UniversaUsm; — Soul. 

For  articles  from  periodicals,  sec  Coutem.  rev.,  v.  18,  1871, 
('  On  a  future  state,'  Prof.  Grotej;  v.  20, 1872,  (Comp.  hist,  of 
the  belief  in  immortality,  2  art.  by  A.  M.  Fairbairn);  v.  19, 
1872,  (' Morality  and  immortality,"  'Science  and  immortal- 
ity.' 'Christianity  and  immortality/  by  T.  W.  Fowle);  v. 
21,  1873,  ('  On  the  tuture  state  of  soula,'  by  Lord  Lyttelton); 
— Nat.  qu.  rev.,  v.  8,  1864,  ('Ancient  and  modern  belief,  etc.'); 
— New  Englander.  v.  14,  ^•  Arguments  from  nature  and  from 
ecripture,^2  art.);— v.  21,  1862,  ('Is  the  doctrine  of  annihila- 
tion taught  in  the  scriptures  ?  ') ;  v.  25,  1866,  ('  Sheol  ;  Hades ; 
The  invisible  state,'  by  E.  T.  Fitch).  Many  bibliographical 
references  to  bouks  and  reviews  are  given  in  article  •  Immor- 
t^ty/  M'Clintock  and  Strong's  Cycl.,  v.  4. 

Future  Punishment. 
Constable  (H.)    Duration    and    natui-e  of    future  punishment. 

1871 3536,29 

Coon  {R.  R.)  Doctrine  of  future  and  endless  punishment  logically 

proved.     1850 3537.24 

Dexter  (H.   M.)     Verdict  of  reason  upon   future  punishment, 

1865 3544.10 

Edwards  (J.)  Salvation  of  all  men  strictly  examined.     [In  his 

Works.  V.  1.] 3546.07 

Thompson  (J.  P.)   Love  and  penalty.     1860 3613.05 

Towne  (E.  C.)  Question  of  hell.  By  a  puritan,  [ajion.]  1873.  3585.29 

Townsend  [S.  T.)   Lost  forever.     1875 3613.22 

See  also  Hell-,— Retiibution;— Uaiversalism. 

Genesis. 

Banyan  {J,)  Expos,  on  Oen.  1,  x.  [M  Aw  Works.] 

.Bus/i(<?)  Notes  on  Genesis.     26tb  ed.    2  v.     1863..     .     .3722.14 

—  Questions  and  notes  upon  Genesis.     1831 3722.07 

Calvin  (J.)  Commentaries  on  Genesis.  2  v.  1847-50.  .  .  3731.07 
Canrffis/t  (/?.  5.)  Lectures  on  Genesis.  3  v.  1863.  .  ,  .  3731.02 
Ciimming  {J.)  Scripture  readings.  Genesis.  1856.  .  .  .  3542.19 
Luther  IM.)  The  creation:  a  commentary  on  the  first  five  chap- 
ters.    1858 3731.01 

Murphy  {J.  G.)  Critical  and  exegetical  commentary,  with  new 
translation.     Introd.  by  A.  Hovey,  Boston.  1873,    S\  3722.22 
Priaulx  (O.  de  B.)  Qutestiones  Mosaicie;  or.  the  first  part  of  Gene- 
sis compared  with  the  remains  of  ancient  religion.    2d  ed. 

1854 3731.05 

Quarry  {J.)  Genesis  and  its  ai'*horship.    1866 3731.09 

Story  of  Genesis  and  Exodus,  an  early  English  song.     Ed.  with 
uutes  by  R.  Morris.    [Early  E.  T.  S.  1865.]     ....  7913.02 
Swedenborg  (E.)  Heavenly  Arcana,    v.  1-8.    v.  13,  Index.  3697.07 
See  also  Deluge,  p.  83. 

Genesis  and  Astronomy. 
Kurtz  [J.  H.)  The  Bible  and  astronomy.    {In  his  Old  covenant. 

V.  1.] 3565  23 

Pluche  {N.  A.)  The  history  of  the  heavens,  considered  according 
to  the  notions  of  tht-  poets  and  philosophers,  compared  with 

the  doctriu.-8  of  Mos.8.     2  v.     1752 4016.30 

See  also  Astronomy  and  religion,  p  77. 

Genesis  and  Geology. 
Bayiu  [P.)  The  testimony  of  the  rocks  a  defence.    In  his  Essays. 
T.  2,  1868 2513.05 


Davies  (T.)  Answer  to  Hugh  Miller.  1860 4111  10 

Elliot  (J.)  Moses  and  modern  sjience.  1871 3762.15 

Field  (G.)  The  two  great  books  of  nature  and  revelation.*  3552.11 
Gillespie  (W)  Theology  of  geologists:  Hugh  Mdler  etc.  3762  10 

Hitchcock  (E.)  Religion  of  geology.    1854 3762.06 

Kemp  [T.  L.)  Nat.  hist,  of  creation.  [Trav.  libr.,  v.  24.]  .  5075^29 
Kurtz  {J.  H  )  Geology  and  the  Bible.  [Old  covenant,  v.  l.j  3565  23 

Lewis  {Tayler).  Six  days  of  creation.     1855 3762  02 

Miller  (H)  Two  records:  Mosaic  and  geological.    1854.        3762  07 

—  Testimony  of  the  rocks.  1857 4111.29 

See  also  the  works  of  this  author  in  the  general  alphabet. 

Molloy  {G.)  Geology  and  revelation.  1870 3762.12 

Narcs  (E.)  Man.  theologically  and  geologically.  1834.  ,  3762.03 
Pen7i  iff.)  Comparative  estimate  of  the  mineral  and  mosaical 

geologies.     2d  ed.     1825 3762.13 

Smith  {J.  Pye).  Relation  between  the  Holy  Scriptures  and  geo- 
logical science.     1852, 3762.05 

Thompson  (J.  P.)  Man  in  Genesis  and  geology.  1870.     ,     .  37ti2.08 
See  also  Genesis;— Religion  and  Science,  p.     ;— Geology. 
Germany. 
[See  also  Reformation.] 
Bauer  (IF.)  Rehgious  Ufe  in  Germany  during  the  wars  of  Inde- 
pendence.   2  V.     1870 3516.12 

God. 

Bunsen  {C.  C.  J.)  God  in  history.  3  v.  1868-70 3525.18 

Charnock  {S.)  Discourses  upon  the  existence  and  attributes  of 
God.     2  V.     1868 3554.05 

Hickok  {L.  P.)  Creator  and  creation;  or,  the  knowledge  in  the 
reason  of  God  and  His  work.    1872 3563.00 

Levcque  (C.)  La  science  de  I'invisible:  etudes  de  psychologie  et 
de  theodicee.     1865 3566.10 

Samuelson  (J.)  Views  of  the  Deity,traditional  and  scientific.  3587.28 
See  also  Evidences; — Doctrines;— Systems  of  theology; — 
Natural  theology; — ReUgion  and  science; — Providence; — 
Trinity  ; — Unitariai.ism  :  — Christology  ;  — Jesus  Christ ; — 
Religions  (Various) ; —  Atheism ; —  Deism : — Theism ; — Pan- 
theism; also,  in  the  general  alphabet,  MateriaUsm;— Phi- 
losophy. {Metaphysics.) 

Gospels. 

Alford{H.)  How  to  study  the  New  Testament.  1866.    ,     .  3752.H 

Barnes  {A.)  Notes  on  the  gospels.     2  v.     1862 3742.01 

Calvin  IJ.)  Commentary  on  a  harmony  of  Matthew,  Mark,  and 

Luke.    3  V.    1845-46 3754.09 

Choice  notes  on  the  gospel  of  8.  Matthew;  S.  Mark;  S.  Luke;  S. 

John.    4  V.    London,  1868-69.     16" 3746.01 

Ebrard  {J.  H.  A.)  The  gospel  history.    1863 3746.21 

Four  {The)  gospels,  tr.  from  the  Greek.     With  dissertations  and 
notes.    By  George  Campbell.    2d  ed.    4  v.  1803.  8"  3746.02 
Purness  (W.  H.)The  unconscious  truth  ol  the  four  gospels.  3553.27 
Greenlea/  IS.)  Examination  of  the  testimony  of  the  four  evange- 
lists, by  the  rules  of  evidence  administered  in  courts  of 
justice.  With  an  account  of  the  trial  of  Jesus.  2d  ed.  3745.03 
Hall{C.H.)  Notes,  practical  and  expository.    2v.    1871.  3753.07 
Lardner  {N.)  Credibility  of  gospel  history.  [Works,  v.  1-5]  3565.01 
Lightfoot  {J.)  Harmony  of  the  four  evangelists  among  themselves. 
and  with  the  Old  Testament.     [In  his  Works,  v.  4-5.]  3567.04 

—  Hebrew  and  Talmudical  exercitations  upon  the  gospels.     [In 

Ais  Works,  v.  1M2  ] 3667.11 

Lindisfarne  {The)  and  Rushworth  gospels.     [With  Saxon  gloss.] 

[Surtees  soc,  v.  28,  39,  43,  48.  Durham,  1854-05.  8°.]  5116.32 
Nichols  {I.)  Hours  with  the  evangelists.  2  v.  1860-67.  .  3746.18 
Norton  {A.)  Internal  evidences  of  the  gi^spel.     1S56.     ,     .  3746.08 

—  Translation  of  the  gospels.  With  notes.  2  v.  1866.  .  .  3746.06 
5((er  (K.)  The  words  of  the  Lord  Jesus.  8  v.  1870.  .  .3753.12 
Strong  {J.)    New   harmony  and    exposition   of  the  gospels,  and 

continuous  commentary.     1854 3752.02 

Supernatural  religion  :  an  inqviiry  iuto  the  reality  of  divine  reve- 
lation, [i.  e.  of  the  miracles,   in  connection  with  the  date, 
authorship,  and  character  of  the  gospels].     1875.     .  3594.24 
Tischendorf  {€.)  When  were  our  gospels  written  ?    A  narrative  of 
the  discovery  of  the  Sinaitic  manuscript.    Is67.    .    .  3745.02 

Trench  [R.  C.)  Studies  in  the  gospels.    1867 3614.12 

Westcott  (B.  F.)  Introduction  to  the  study  of  the  gospels.  3746.01 
Whaltey  [Peter).    Vindication  of  the  gospels  fiom  the  objections 

of  Bolingbroke.     1753 3522.18 

See  also  Matthew  ; — Mark  ;— Luke  ; — John.     Also  New 
Testament  ;— and  Bible. 

Heathenism. 

[See  below  Religions  (Various)  ;  and  Mythology,  in  general 
alphabet.] 

Heaven. 

^lybrd  (77.)  State  of  the  blessed  dead.   1874 3513.06 

Bickersteth  {E.  II,)  Hades  and  heaven.  1869 3517,03 

Blackmore  {Sir  R.)  Future  felicity.  [In  his  Essays,  v.  2.]  2513J6 
Clark  {R.  W.)  Heaven  and  its  scriptural  emblems.  1856.  3536.07 
Heaven  our  home.  By  the  author  of  *  Meet  for  heaven.'  3557.13 
Holcombe  (  W.  II.)   The  other  hie.  1871 3562.31 

—  Our  children  in  Heaven.  1869 3562.26 

Hyde  [J.)  Our  eterual  homes.  [anon.\  1866 3582.01 

Kimball  (J.  W.)  Heaven.  1857 3564.04 

Life  in  heaven.  By  the  author  of  "  Heaven  our  home."  3566.16 
Meet  for  heaven.    By  the  author  of  'Heaven  our  home.'  3575.01 

Swedenborg  {E.)  Heaven  and  hell.  1853. 3598.10 

r/iom;json  (^.  C.)  The  better  land.  1854 3613.04 

Twelve  views  of  heaven.  By  N.  Macleod  and  others.  1873.  3557.17 


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Hell. 

Barrel!  (B.  F.)    New  [Swcrleiiborgian]  viiw  of  hell.    1872.    3614.22 

Brtri;.- iff.)  Scriptural  doctiine  of  Hadts.  1870 35U.2.'J 

SicAsrsfert  (A'. -tf-)  Haa.sauJ  Heaven.  1863 3.517.03 

Towiir  (A".  (7.1    The  qiieatiou  of  hell ;  au  essay  iu  new  orthodoxy. 

Byapm-itau.  1873 3.').t1.'.!0 

Swedenbtirg  l,E.)    Heaven  and  hell.    18.54 3508.10 

See  also  Future  punishment. 

Heresies. 

Cardner  {X.}    Hist,  of  the  heretics  of  the  two   first  centurieB 

[/nAis  Works,  v.  8.] 356.5.0& 

White  (J.  Bttinco).  Observations  on  heresy  and  orthodoxy.  3023.05 
See  also  Denominations  and  Sects,  p.  83. 

Home  Missions. 

Ranyard  [L.  N.)  Life  work  ;  or,  the  link  and  the  rivet.    .  3585.20 

Ste\ienson[W.  F.)   Pr.iyiug  and  working.  1863 3595.10 

See  also  Charitable  Agencies,  iu  general  alphabet. 

Homiletics.     See  Preaching. 

Holy  Spirit. 

ITare  {J.  C.)  The  mission  of  the  Comforter,  with  notes.  .  3558.19 
J'araclete  {The) :  au  essay  on  the  personality  and  ministry  of  the 

Holy  Ghost.  1875.    (1874.) 3582  22 

Serte  {A.)    Horje    soiitariie:  or,  essays  upon   some   remarkable 

names  and  titles  of  the  Holy  Spirit.   1837 3592.23 

See  also  Trinitarianism 

Huguenots. 

Agnew  {D.  C.  A.)  Protestaut  exiles  from  France  iu  the  reign  of 
Louis  xiv.;  or,  the  Hugueunt  refugees  and  their  desceudauts 
iu  Great  Britain  and  Ireland.  2  v.  1871 3434.25 

Blackburn  {W  M.)  Admiral  Cohguy,  and  the  rise  of  the  Hugue- 
nots   2t.  1869 3434.23 

Browning  [W.  S.)  K  hist,  of  the  Huguenots.  4th  ed.  1840.  3437.14 

llanna  ( W.)  The  wars  ol  the  Huguenots.  in2 3433.19 

—  Wycliffe  and  the  Huguenots.  1860 3434.12 

Lee  [Mrs.  H.  F.)  The  H.  iu  France  and  America.  Jv.  1852.  3434.13 
Maury  {A.)  Memoirs  of  a  Hiigueuot  family.  lr72.  .  .  .3056.27 
Simnur  (IF.  G.)  The  Huguenots  in  Florida.  1854.  .  .  .1113  11 
Smiles  (S.)    The  Hugueuots  :  their  settleuieuts,  churches,  and 

industries  in  Eil^laud  and  Ireland.  1868 3434. "22 

—  The  Huguenots  iu  France  alter  the  revocation  of  the  Edict  of 

Nantes.  1874 3435.13 

}Veiss  (C)    History  of  the  French  protestant  refugees.    With  an 

American  appendix.  2  v.  1854 3434.15 

White  {//.)  Massacre  of  St.  Bartholomew 523.01 

Human  Destiny. 

Dewe;/  (Orville).  The  problem  of  human  destiny.  1864.  .  3544  05 
Dunn  (//.)  The  destiny  ol  the  human  race ;  a  scriptural  inquiry. 

1872 » 3544.24 

See  Man,  in  general  alphabet.  Also  Social  science.  [Civili- 
zation;— Frogress.) 

Hungary. 

Craig  (X)  Hist,  of  the  prot.  church  in  Hungary,  to  1850.   3433.03 

Hymns. 

[See  Hymnology  in  general  alphabet.] 

Image  Worship. 

Calvin  (J.)  Four  sermons  ou  idolatry,  etc,  with  dissertation  on 
the  eighty.seveuth  psalm.  From  the  French,  by  H.  Bever- 
idge.  1851 3748.14 

Tyler  {J.  E.)  The  image-worship  of  the  church  of  Kome  proved 
to  bo  contrary-to  Holy  Scripture  and  the  faith  and  discipline 
of  the  primitive  church.  1847 3615.02 

Immortality. 

[See  Future  Life.] 

Imposture  and  Fanaticism. 

Aiken  [M.)  Memoirs  of  religious  impostors.  1821.  .  .  .3452.12 
Brothers  [R.)   Revealed  knowledge  of  the  prophecies  and  the 

times.     1794 3324.23 

Hughson  {Z>.}  Copious  account. of  the  French  aud  English  pro- 
phets, who  infested  London  during  1707,  and  the  following 
years.  1814 3452.12 

—  Life  of  James  Naylor,  a  fanatic  enthusiast.  1814.  .  .  3452.12 
Soulhcole  (J.)  [Collection  of  26  tracts.]  3  v.  1803-23.  .  .  3588.20 
Taylor  J.)  Fanaticism.  1849 3612.04 

—  Natural  history  of  euthusiasm.  1855 3612.05 

Turner  {G  )  Conimunicatious  of  the  Holy  Spirit  of  God.  .  3,524.23 

See  also,  iu  this  class,  Denominations  and  Sects ; — Mil- 
lenarianism  ; — Mormonism  ; — Shakerisra.  Also,  in  the 
general  alphabet.  Delusions;— Spiritualism; — Superstitions; 
—Witchcraft. 

Infidelity  (Works  written  against). 

Baxter  (ft.)  Dnre.lsonableness  of  I.  [In  his  Works,  v.  2.]  .  3518.01 
Beecher  [L.)  Lectures  on  scepticism.  3d  ed.  1835.  .  .  .  3517.01 
Chrisllieb  (T.)    Best  metUods  of  couutcractiug  modern  infidelity. 

1874 • 3.534.18 

fader  (G.  S.)  Difficulties  of  intidehty.  1829.16°.  .  .  .3547.14 
fl'a»(R.|  Modern  infidelity,  [/a /IIS  Miscel.  works.]  .  .5042.01 
La/oret  (xV.  J.)   Why  men  do  not  believe  ;  priucipal  causes,  etc. 

1869 3.564.21 

l*riestly  (J.)    Observations  on  the  iucrease  of.    [In  his  Works. 

v.  17  ] 3.591.19 

Taylor  (/.)     Balance  of  criminality  ;  or,  mental  error  compared 

with  immoral  conduct.  1828 3612.03 


See  Atheism  ;— Deism  ;— Pantheism  ;— Bible  {Kmd^ncet); 
—Evidences  of  Christianity,  etc.  Also  Sceptical  writings  ; 
— Religion  and  science;— Prayer. 

Infinite  (Thei. 

Mansel{H.)  Limits  of  religious  thought  examined.  1859.  3574.03 
Note. — Reviewed  iu  Blackwood,  v.  86,  1859  ;  New  Englander 

(by  G.  P.  Fisher),  v.  17,  18.59. 
Martineau  {J.)    Review  of  Hansel.  Science,  nescience,  and  faith. 

[M  Aw  Essays,  v,  1,  1866.) 2535.17 

Maurice  [F.  D.)    Letters  to  a  student  of  the  Bampton  lectures  ol 

Mansel.    1859 3674.20 

—  Sequel  to  What  is  revelation?  Reply  to  Mansel.  1860.  3.574.24 
Touttg  {John).  The  province  of  reason.  1860 3625.19 

Note. — A  reply  to  Matisel's  "  Limits  of  religious  thought." 
.^ee  also  the  philosophical  writings  of  Hamilton  {.Sir  W.), 
Mansei  [H.  L.),  and  Spencer  (Herbert),  in  reference  to  the 
Unconditioned  and  Absolute. 

Inquisition. 

Authentic  memoirs    concerning    the    Portuguese    inquisition. 

1761 3426.2,1 

Berington  {S.)  Adventures  of  Gaudentio  di  Lucca,  [anon.]  194.15 
Castro  {A.  de).  Hist,  of  religious  intolerance  in  Spain.  1853.  3426.27 

Dellon  lo  History  of  the  Inquisition  at  Ooa 3426.25 

Fireal  {V.  de).  Young  Dominican,  or  life  in  the  1.  1853.    .  3126.17 

Gordon  {J.)  Spanish  Inquisition.  1870 3426.19 

History  of  the  Inquisitiou.  lutrod.  by  C.  Mason.  1835.  .  3426.28 
Liinborch  {!'.  van).  History  of  the  I.  Abridged.  1816.  .  .  3426.07 
/./oj-en/e  (J.  ^.)  History  ot'the  Inquisition.  1826.  .  .  .3426.24 
Mackenna  {B.  V.)  Francesco  Moyen  ;  or,  the  Inquisition  in  South 

America.  1869 3426.18 

Maislre  {J.  de).  Lettres  a  un  gentilhomme  russe  sur  lluquisition 

espagnole.  1859 3572.30 

Puigblanch  {A .)  Inquisition  unmasked.  2  v.  1816.    .    .    .  3427.09 

Bi»(e  (ir.  H  )  History  of  the  Inquisition.  1874 3428.20 

Servita  {P.)  History  of  the  Inquisition.  1639 3426.26 

Inspiration  and  authority  of  the  Bible. 

Gaussen  (.V.  R.  L.)  Theopneusty  ;  or,  the  plenary"  inspiration  of 
the  Holy  Scriptures.  1842 3554.25 

Lessing  {G.  E.)  Cambridge  free  thoughts  and  letters  ou  bibliotry. 
Tr.  by  H.  H.Bernard.  1862 3565.19 

Macnaught  {J.)  Doctrine  of  inspiration.  1856 3573.12 

Noble  {S.)  Plenary  inspirati.m  of  the  Scriptures  asserted.  3596. U 
See  also  Bible  ;  —Evidences. 

Isaiah. 

Alexander  {J.  A.)  Isaiah  tr.  and  explained.  2  v.  1851.   .     .  3733.13 

Barnes  (^.)  Notes  on  Isaiah.  2  v.  1863 3733.15 

Calvin  {J.)  Commeutaiy  ou  Isaiah.  1850  53 3733.22 

Cheyne  {T.  K.)    Book   of   Isaiah  chrunologicaily  arranged.    An 

amended  version  with  critical  iutroductions  and  explanatory 

notes.  London,  187C.   12° 3733.19 

Delitzsch  {F.)  Biblical  commentary.   2  v.  1869 3733.20 

Uenqstenberg  {E.  W.)  Treatise,  etc.  1859 3734.11 

Lowlh  (is.)  Isaiah.  New  translation.  With  notes.  1791.    .  3733.17 

Same.  Albany,  1794.  16° 3733.26 

Noyes  {G-  R.)    New  translation  of  the  Hebrew  prophets,    v.  1. 

Boston,  1863.  12° 37;)4.I5 

Strachey  (£.)    Hebrew  politics  ;  an  inquiry  into  the  prophecies 

of  Isaiah.  1853 3733.18 

See  also  Prophets. 

Jasher. 

Beutsch  IE.  0.  M.)  The  book  of  Jasher.  [Lit.  remains,  pp.  440-448. 
1874.] 3545.07 

Jeremiah. 

Calvin  {J.)    Commentaries.  5  v.,  18.50-55 3735.13 

NaegeUbach  {C.  W.  E.)  [Lange's  Com.  ou  0.  T.,  v.  13.]     .  3725.20 
Saiuiys  (G.)   Paraphrase,  etc.     [Poetical  works.  2  v.]    .    .  1684.32 
See  also  Bible;  p.  78  ;  aud  Prophets,  p.  84. 

Jesuits. 

Constitutiones.  Anno  1658.  Reprinted  with  trauslatiou,  etc.  Lon- 
don. 1838.  8° 3426.16 

Carlyle  {T.)  Jesuitism,  [/n  Tiis  Latter-day  pampH.  1853.]  2515.11 
Fairplay  tj.  ,  pseud.  Notes  of  the  wandering  Jew,  on  the  Jesuits 

and  their  opponents.  1845 3424.08 

Kip  {  W.  I.)  Early  Jesuit  missions  in  North  America.  1846.  3447.10 
Leone  {A.)    The  Jesuit  conspiracy  :  the  secret  plan  of  the  order 

detected  and  revealed.  1848 3424.21 

Michelet  {J.)  Jesuits  and  Jesuitism   [In  his  Miscel.  works.]  5053.06 

Nicolini  {G.  B.)  History  of  the  Jesuits.  1S64 3426.08 

Parkman  {F.)    The  Jesuits  iu  North  America  in  the  17th  century. 

1865-69 664  11 

Pascal  {B.)  Lettres  ecrites  a  uu  Pi'ovincial.  1849.    .    .    .  3683.05 

Same.  Provincial  letters.  Tr.  by  T.  M'Crie.  1853.     .  3683.04 

Poynder  {J.)  History  of  the  Jesuits,   [anon.] 3426.01 

Quinet  {E.)  Jesuits  and  Jesuitism 6053.06 

Rose  {S.)  Ignatius  Loyola  and  the  early  Jesuits.  1870.  .  .  3426.20 
Saint-Priest  {A.  de).    Fall  of  the  Jesuits   iu  the  18th  century. 

1845 1091.22 

Sliea  {J.  G.)  Hist,  of  Catholic  missions  among  the  Indian  trilies 

of  the  U.  S.,  1529-1854 3462.05 

Sfeinmeh  (//.)  History  of  the  Jesuits.    3  v.  1845.      .     .     .3426.0! 

—  The  novitiate  ;  year  among  the  English  Jesuits.  .  .  3595.07 
Stephen  {Sir  J.)  The"founders  of  Jesuitism.  [Essays,  e(c.  v.l.]  342  i.20 
Taylor  (/.)  Loyola  ;  or,  Jesuitism  iu  its  rudiments.  1851.  3426.06 
Williams  {W.  Jt.)    The  Jesuits  as  a  missionary  order.     [In  his 

MiBcel.] 3623.19 

See  also  (in  Biography)  lives  of  Loyola  and  Xavier. 


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BIBLICAL,   RELIGIOUS,    AND   ECCL.  LIT.  :   Jesus  Christ  (o  Leviticus. 


Jesus  Christ. 

Abbnlt  (£.•)  Jesus  of  Naz.arcth  :  his  life  and  teachings.  1869.  3421.23 
Andrews  (S.  J.)  Life  of  Our  Lord  upou  the  earth.  1862.  .  3422.03 
Beeclter  [II.  IV.)   The  life  of  Jesus,  the  Christ,  v.  1.  1871.    3421.22 

Bushnell  (II.)  Character  of.  1861 3626.07 

Clark  (.li.  W.)  Life  scenes  of  the  Messiah.  1855 3536.06 

Cooper  (C.  D.)  Last  days  of  Our  Saviour.  1867 3536  20 

Deus-Scmpr.r.   [anmi]    1803 3544.04 

Dodd  (J.  r.)  S,ayinga  ascribed  to  Our  Lord  by  the  fathers  and 

other  primitive  writers,  and  incidents  in  his  life  narrated 

by  them  otherwise  than  found  in  Scripture.  1874.    .  3544.27 

DUrer  M.l  Passion  of  Our  Lord  Jesus  Christ,  portrayed.    1870. 

'  1434.10 

Eastlake  (.?i'r  C.  L.)  Representations  of  the  Saviour,  etc.     [In  his 

Literature  of  the  fine  arts.]  v.  2.  1870 1412.04 

Ecce  Deus-Homo;  or,  the  work  and  kingdom  of  the  Christ  of 

Scripture,    [nnon.]    1868 3422.06 

Ellicott  (C.  J  )  Historical  lectures  on  the  life  of  Christ.  1863.  3422.07 

£!iiaW(//)  Life  of  Jesus  Christ.    1865 3422.18 

Farrar  (F.  ir.)  Life  of  Jesus  Christ.     1874 3422.24 

Fleetwood  (J.)  Life  of  Jesus  Christ.  1852 3422.08 

i^niMS  ( IK.  //.)  Jesus.     1871 3422.21 

—  The  veil  parUy  lifted.    1864 3422.09 

Gi(moj-e(/.  «)  The  life  of  Jesus.    1867 3422.10 

Gladstone  ()y.  E.)  "Ecce  Homo."     1868 3422.16 

Hamilton  [J.)  A  uioriiiiig  beside  the  lake  of  Gahlee.  1863.  3557.04 
i/anna  (TK,  I  [The  hfe  of  Our  Lord.)    6  v.     1864-70.       .    .3557.22 

Contents :   v.  1.  Earlier  years.    2.  Ministry  in  Galilee.    3. 

Close  of  the  ministry.    4.  Passion  week.    5.  Last  day  of  Our 

Lord's  passion.    6.  Forty  days  alter  the  resurrection. 

/Tanson  (Sir  «.)  The  Jesus  of  history.   1869 .3422.19 

Uavet  iE  )  Jesus  dans  I'histoire.     Examen  de  la  vie  de  Jesus  par 

M.  Renan.     3d  ed.     1863 3422.23 

Higginsan  {E.)  Ecce  Messias;  or.  the  Hebrew  Messianic  hope 

and  the  Christian  reality.    1871 3557.28 

/7!!7raAam  (X //.)  Prince  of  the  house  of  David.  18.58.  .  216.20 
Jameson  (Mrs.  A.  M..)  and   Eastlake   (Lady  C.  L.)  History  of  Our 

Lord  as  exemplified  in  works  of  art  with  that  of  his  types. 

2  V.    1864 1442.17 

Keim  (Dr.  T  )  The  history  of  Jesus  of  Nazara.  y.  1.  1873.  3463.01 
Lacordaire  (J.  B.  II.)  Jesus  Christ.  Conferences.  1869.  3422.17 
Slercier  (L.)  OutUues  of.the  life  of  Jesus  Christ,  v.  1.  1871.  3421.18 

Messiah  (The).  (.\  life  of  Christ,    anon.]     1861 3421.21 

Neander  (A.)  Life  of  Christ.     1858 3422  01 

Parsons  (2'.)  Deus  Homo:  God-man.     1867 3422.06 

I'arker  (J.)  Ecce  Deus.   Essays  on  the  life  and  doctrines  of  Jesus 

Christ.  With  notes  on  "  Ecce  Homo."  [anon  ]  1867.  3422.04 
Presseyisc  (E.  de).  Jesus  Christ:  times,  hfe  and  work.  .  .  3422,20 
Renan  (E.)  Critical  historians  of  Jesus.  (Studies,  etc.  1864.]  3412.10 

—  Life  of  Jesus.  1864 3425.11 

Same.    Vie  de  Jesus.    13th  ed 3423.05 

Schal!'(P.)  Person  of  Christ:  the  miracles  ofhistory.  1865.  3591.01 
Schenkel  (D.)  Character  of  Jesus  portrayed.    With  notes  by  W. 

H.  Eurness.      1866 3422.12 

Seeley  (J.  R.)  Ecce  Homo,  hfe  and  work,  [anon.l  1866.  .  3422.05 
Serle(A.)    Horse  solitarias:  or,  remarkable  names  and  titles  of 

Jesus  Christ.     2  v.     1815 3592.23 

S<rauss  (/>./"•.)  Life  of  Jesus.     1856 3422.02 

—  A  new  life  of  Jesus.    2  v.    1865 3421.03 

Strawl  (W.)  Physical  cause  of  the  death  of  Christ  1871.  3696.17 
ray/or  (X)  Life  of  Christ.  //»  Ais  Works,  v.  1,  1853  ]  .  .3018.01 
Uldhorn  (G.)  Moderu  representations  of  Jesus.    [Criticisms  of 

Strauss,  Renan,  etc.\    1868 3122  15 

Vaughan  (C.  J.)  Christ  the  light  of  the  world.    1866.     .    .  3611.08 

Young  (J.)  Christ  of  history.     1860 3625.17 

Hee  also  Christianity,  p.  80;— Christology.  p.  80  ;— Gospels: 

—Trinity  ;—Unitarianism.    .4;so,  in  general  alphabet,  (t((es 

whose  initial  word  is  '  Christ.' 

Jews. 

See  (in  Countries,  etc.),    Jews;— Bible  {History),  p.  79;— 
Judaism,  p.  90. 

Job. 

SornfSf.4.)  Noteson  Job.  2  V.  1863 3733.06 

Croly  (G.)  The  bonk  of  Job 3733.07 

Davies  (E.)  Book«nd  history  of  Job,  [In  Eoy.  soc.  of  Ut  Traus., 

V.  3.  1839.J 5068.03 

Delitzscli.  (F.)  Biblical  commentary  of  the  book  of  Job.  From  the 

German  by  F.  Boltou.  2d  ed.  revised.  2  v.  1869.  .  .  3733.02 
Froiule  (J.  A.)  Short  studies,  v.  1,  pp.  228-74.  1868.      .     .  2526.07 

tlengslenberg  (E.   W.)  Treatise,  etc.  1869 3734.11 

l.ange  (J.  P'.)  Commentary,  elc.  [v.  7,  of  0.  T.]  .  .  .  .  3726.00 
Noiies  (G.  R.)  New  translation,  with  introduction  and  notes.  4th 

ed.  1868 3734.10 

Renan  (E.)  he  Uvre  de  Job  traduit.  Etude,  etc.  1860.    .    .  3733.04 

John. 

[See  also  Gospels  ;— Apostles,  p.  77.] 
Gospel  of  St.  John.   Greek,  Latin,  and  English,  interlinear,  with 

grammatical  notes.  Loudon.  1832.  H° 3755.07 

Calvin  (J.)  Commentary  on  the  Gospel  according  to  John.   From 

the  Latin,  by  W.  Pringle.  2  v.  1847 3754.23 

Cumming  (J.)  Sabbath  evening  readings.  St.  Johu.  1856.  3543.04 
llengstenberii  IE.  IK.)    Commentary   on  the  Gospel  of  St.  John. 

2  T.  1871 3755.06 

Maurice  (F.  D.)  The  Gospel  of  St.  John.    1867 3755.02 

Oumn  (J.  J.)  Commentary  on  John.  1869 3755.03 

Ryle(J.  C)  Expositorv  thoughts.  With  text.  3  v.  1872.  .  3754.20 
Stars  (E.  H.)  The  fourth  gospel  the  heart  of  Christ.  1872.  3755.00 
Tayler  (J.  J.)    Character  of  the  fourth  Gospel ;  especially  in  its 

relation  to  the  first  three.  2d  ed.  1870 3755.04 


Taylor  (J.  Bayard).  Pictures  of  St.  John.  [Poem.]   .    .    .  1692.19 

r/w/uct  (F.  ^,  G.|  Commentary,  e(c.  1859 37,55.01 

Wticdon  (D.  D.)  Commentary,  etc.  1870 3764.18 

See  also  Bible,  p.  78;— Old  Testament ;— New  Testament. 
Jonah. 

Ephraem  (the  Syrian).   The  repentance  of  Nineveh,  a  metrical 
homily  on  the  mission  of  JonaU  ;   with  other  pieces  from 
the  Syriac,  with  notes,  by  H.  Burgess.  1853.         .    .  3595.24 
See  also  Prophets. 

Joshua. 

Bush  (G.)  Notes  on  Joshua.  1857 3722.20 

Calvin  (J.)  Commentaries,  elc.  Tholuck's  dissert.  1854.  .  3732.0(5 
Colenso  (J.  W.)     The  Pentateuch  and  Book  of  Joshua  critically 

examined.  6  pts.  in  4  v.  London,  1862-71 3731.10 

Crosby  (H.)  Expository  notes  on  Joshua.  1876 3732.07 

Espin  (T.  E.)  Joshua.  [Speaker's  comment,  v.  2  of  0.  T.]  3726.09 

Fay  (F.  R.)  Joshua,  [v.  4  of  Lange's  O.  T.] 3725.13 

Keil  (A".  F.)  Commeutarv,  elc.  Tr.  by  J.  Marten.  1857.  .  3732.01 
—  and  Delitszch.  (F.)  Bibiicai  comment.,  elc.  1SS9.    ,    .    .3732.04 

Judaism. 
[See  also  Jews  (m  Countries);— oiso,  Bible;— Old  Test.] 
Atwater  (E.  E.)    History  and  significance  of  the  sacred  taberna- 
cle of  the  Hebrews.  1876 3515,17 

Bristol  synagogue.    Order  of  service  performed  at  [its]  consecra- 
tion. Bristol,  A.M.  6602.  8°.  [Miscel.pamph..  v.  14.]  6093.14 
Cohen  iJ.)  The  deicides.  Analysis  of  the  life  of  Jesus,  and  of  the 
several  phases  of  the  christian  churth  in  their  relations  to 

Judaism.  Tr.  by  A.  M,  Goldsmid.  1872 3543,19 

Z>is7-ae/i  (/.)  Genius  of  Jtidaism.  1833 3644.13 

Edersheim  (A.)  The  temple:  ministiy  and  services.  [1874.]  3441.25 
Godwin  (T.)  Moses  and  Aaron.  Rites  used  by  the  Hebrews.  3561.07 
IIeiliir(F.  II.)  Pruneval  world  of  Hebrew  tradition.  1870.  3557.15 
ilerojstenberg  (Ei  W.)  The  Jews  and  the  Jewish  church.  [With his 

Comment,  on  Ecclesiastes.  1869.] 3734.11 

Identity  of  the  religion  called  Druidical  and  Hebrew.  .  [anon.] 

1829 6091.03 

Jaeger  (A.)    Mind  and  heart  in  religion  ;  or,  Judaism  and  Chris- 
tianity. 1873 3664.28 

Kurtz  (J.  II.)  History  of  the  Old  Covenant.  3  v.  1859.  .  3516.23 
Leslie  {C.)    Short  aiid  easy  method  with  the  Jews,    [/n  Christian 

literature.] 3638.01 

ifiom  (K.  Z)'(7.)  What  is  Judaism?  1870 3666.11 

Liglilfoot  (J.)  The  temple  service.  [In  his  Works,  v.  9.]     .  3567.09 
Mackay  (R.  W.)  Progress  of  the  intellect  in  the  rehgious  develop- 
ment of  the  Hebrews.  2  v.  1850 3572.07 

Maimonides ;  or,  Moses  Ben  Maimon.      Some  account  of   the 

origin  of  the  Judaic  code  of  laws.  1838 3573.28 

Mayer  (I.)    Source  of  salvation.    A  catechism  of  the  Jewish  reli- 
gion. 1874 3574.32 

Mendelssohn  (M.)  Jerusalem:  a  treatise  on  ecclesiastical  authority 

and  Judaism.  2  v.  1838 3576.09 

New  (The)  Era;  a  monthly  devoted  to  Judaism  and  Jewish  litera- 
ture. V.  1-4.  1871-4 8131.01 

Picart  (B.)  "Ceremonies  and  religious  customs,  v.  1.  1783.  A.27.12 
Powell  (B.)  Christianity  without  Judaism.  1857.      ,    .    .  3585.11 

Judges. 

Bush  (G.)  N  ites,  ete.  1867 8722.21 

CasseJ(«.)  Judges,  (v.  4.  of  Lange's  O.T.] 3726.11 

Ilervey  (A.,  bp.)  Judges.  [Speaker's  Com.  v.  2  of  O.  T.]  3726.09 
Seil  (C.  F.)  and  Delitzsch  (F.)    Commentary,  elc.  1869.     .  3732.04 

Judgment  Day. 

Irtiing  (£.)  The  oracles  of  God.  3d  ed.  1824 3503.16 

Smith  (J.)    View  of  the  last  judgment.    1823 3812.36 

Swedenborg  (E.)    Last  judgment,  and  the  Babylon  destroyed. 

1861 3598.U 

See  also  Milleninm;— Retribution. 

Justiiication. 

A'ewmait  (J.  H.)  Lectures  on  justification.  3d  ed.  1874.    .  3578.07 

Kings. 

Bahr  (K.  C.  W.  F.)  Kings.  [V.  6  of  Lange.] 3725.15 

Keil  (K.  F.)  Commentary,  etc.  2  v.  1857. 3732..2 

Rawlinsan  (G.)    Kings  i-ii.  [Speakers  Commentary,  v.  2-3  of  o. 
T.J 3726  09 

Lamentations. 

Calvin  (J.)  Commentaries  on  Jeremiah.  5  v.  1850-55.  .    .  3735.13 

Naegelsbach  (C.  \V.  E.)    Lamentations.    [Lange's  Commentary. 

V.  13  of  O.  T.]       3725.20 

Lent. 

Harris  (Mr.  M.  O.)    A  rosary  for  lent ;  or,  devotional  readings. 

[anon.]  1867 3536.17 

Haven  (A.  B.)     The  good  report  ;  morning  and  evening  lessons 

for  lent.  1867 3562.10 

Huntington  (F.  D.)  Helps  to  a  Holy  Lent,   187  ( 3563.09 

Neale(J.M-)    Lent  legends:  stories  tor  children  from  church 

history.  1856 3576.24 

Leviticus. 

Bush  (G.)  Notes,  critical  and  practical.  1861 3722.18 

Clark  (S  I  Introd.,  commentary,  etc.  Iv.  1  of  Speaker's  comment- 
ary, O.  T.J 3726.08 

Cumming  {J.)  Scripture  readings.  1856 3642.21 

Murphy  (J.  G.)    Critical  and  exegetical  commentary,  with  new 

translation.  1872 3737.10 

See  also  Pentateuch. 


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Liturgies  and  Litur^. 

A'ljlo-Saxon  ami  early  Euylisb  psalter.  2  v.  London.  Surters  soc. 
1813-44.    8" 6116  20 

Benhain  ( ir.)  A  companion  to  the  Lectionaiy;  being  a  com.  on  the 
proper  leeei'ns  for  the  Sundays  and  holydaya.   1873.  3517.02 

Daniel  (H.  A.)  Codex  liturgicus  eccleaiiB  universaa.  4  v.  in  2. 
1847-53 37(17.03 

Eutaxia ;  or.  the  presbyterian  liturgies;  hist,  sketches.  By  a 
minister.     1855 3547.13 

HcUl  (Rfv.  P.,  editor).  BeliqulsB  Liturgies.  Documents,  con- 
nected with  the  liturgy  of  the  Church  of  England.   5  v. 

Bath   (Eiig.).  1847.    18" 3750,01 

Co7itaifs  :  V.  1.  The  Middeburgh  prayerbook,  3602.  v.  2. 
The  Scottish  prayerbook.  11537.  v.  3.  The  Parliamentary 
Directory.  I('i44.  v.  4.  Tlie  Savoy  liturgy,  1G61.  v.  5.  The 
American  prayerbook,  178(3. 

Hole  (.»/.}  Pi-actical  discourses  on  the  liturgy  of  the  Chm-ch  of 
England.    4  v,    1837 3561.13 

Kilt'in  [If.)  The  teacher's  collect-book;  or,  the  church  collects 
analysed  and  illustnited.    2  pt.  in  1.  1850 37G6.10 

List  of  printed  service  books,  according  to  the  ancient  uses  of 
the  AngUcau  Church.     London^  1850.    8° 51)93.14 

Liturgies  (Tht  two),  A.  D.  1549,  and  A.  D.  1552:  with  other  docu- 
ments; reign  of  Edward  vi.  Ed.  by  J.  Ketley.  1844.  [Parker 
society.]       3G36.22 

Liturgies  and  occasional  forms  of  prayer;  reign  of  Queen  Eliza- 
beth.    Ed.  by  W.  K,  Clay.    1848.    [Parker  society.]     ,3636.23 

IVeale  (J.  J/..  D.D.)  Liturgies  of  S.  Mark;  S.  Jumes;  S.  Clement; 
S.  Chrysostom;  S.Basil.    [Greek  originals.]    1868,      .  3766.06 

Xeale  {Rfv.  J,  M.)  Lessons  ou  liturgiology,  aud  church  hintory. 
With  an  appendix  on  liturgical  quotations  from  the  isopos- 
tolic  fathers.   By  Kov.  G.  Moultrie.    1863 3767.14 

On  the  credence.    5  art.     [In  Eccleeiologist.  v.  7,  8.  1848.]  3465.03 

i'alnier  (W.)  Origines  Liturgicre;  or.  unti(iuities  of  the  English 
ritual,  and  a  dissertation  on  primitive  liturgies.  2  v.  3767.12 

Rfnaudot  \E.)    Liturgiarum  orientalium  collectio.    2  v.     .3768,01 

Kittiale  ecclesiaa  Duuelmensis.  Anglo-Saxon  ritual.  [Surteea  soc] 

5116.14 
fltVuaiof  the  English  church.  [Quar.  rev.,  Oct  1874.]  .  1866.16 
See  also  Ritualism,  below. 

IioLlards. 

Maitland  (S.  R.)  Eight  essays,  pp.  203-230 3537.19 

See  also  Church  histories  (13^/;  aint  litk  centuries); — also, 
lives  of  Wyckliffe  (J.)  aud  Cobham  (Sir  John). 

Lord's  Prayer. 

Camming  {Rev.  J.)  Teach  ua  to  pray.     1862 3543.07 

A/aurict  (F.  D.)  The  Lord's  prayer:  nine  sermons.    1872.  3574.29 
Onderdonk  [II.  M.)  The  christian's  prayer.     1847.     .     .     .  3534.19 

Van  Dyke  {II.  J.)  The  Lord's  prayer.     1871 3615.17 

Williams  {\V.  R.)  Lectnres  ou  the  Lord's  prayer.  1857.     .  3623.18 

Watson  {T.)  Select  works,  p.  361-60H 36'28.08 

Worcester  {II.  A.)  Sermons  on  the  Lord's  prayer.  1850.    .  3625.04 

Lord's  Supper. 

Abhadie  (J.)  Chemical  change  in  the  Eucharist.  From  the  French, 

by  J.  W.  HamerKley.     [1867.] 3512.11 

Bickerst^ih  {E.)  Treatise  on  the.     1852 3517.06 

Bulfinck  {S.  G.)    Communion  thoughts.     1867 3525.14 

Coverdale  {.yf .)  Treatise.     [In  his   Writings.      1864.]      .     .  3636  12 
Oranmer  {T.)  Writings  and  disputations,  etc.     1844.      .     .  3638.02 
Crewdson  {I.)  snul  Bates  {E.)  Water  baptism  and  the  Lord's  sup- 
per.   Their  perpetual  obligation.    1871 3531.01 

Goldburn  (E.  M.)  The  office  of  the  holy  communion  in  the  Book 

of  common  prayer.     1867 3555.06 

Hooper  {J.)  De  vera  doctrina  et  usu  cceuffl  Domini.    [In  his  Later 

writings.     P(irA-er  5"c..  1852.] 3636.17 

Hutchinson  (K.)  Three  sermons.     [In  his  Works.  1842.]     .  3636.19 

Maclear  {G.  F.)  The  witness  of  the  Eucharist;  or.  the  institution 

and  early  celebration  of  the  Lord's  supper  considLTed  as  an 

evidence  of  the  historical  truth  of  the  gospel  narrative  and 

of  the  Cliristian  doirtrine  of  the  atom-meut.     1864.     .  3572.17 

O'Connell  {T.  J.)  Letter  to  Dr.  Pusey  on  trausubstantiation.  1843. 

[Miscel.  pamph.,  v.  19.] 5093.19 

Smith  (J.  Hyatt).  The  o